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Posted by whenthiswasfields about 1 year ago
Last active about 1 year ago
15 responses
This summer we’d really like to explore the outer reaches of London. Does anyone have a good recommendation for some remote and unmanicured countryside locations at the end of the tube for summer picnics? I really like the idea that the tube can get us from city to country and back, but am not entirely sure th...
Posted by FoolFighter 8 months ago
Last active 8 months ago
10 responses
Has anyone else seen and been excited by the sand at the end of what appears to be a disused railway track in Moorgate station? It’s near when you get off the eastbound circle line, the next track along. It might not be disused. I’ve just never seen it used. It’s an ordinary train track but it come...
Posted by Richo about 1 year ago
Last active about 1 year ago
87 responses
Since the ole global warming ting has got us in its grasp, should we consider a big old ramshackle picnic type event in the summer in some park or other? As an FCL do?
Posted by Monkey about 1 year ago
Last active about 1 year ago
4 responses
word on the street is a mini public picnic will be taking place at piccadilly circus next friday 4th may at 5.15pm what better way to start your friday night than with a blanket chucking, pimms swilling affair? come on the dot and pass it on….
Posted by Phil_LTRC about 1 year ago
Last active about 1 year ago
0 responses
Hi All, The Ben & Jerry Ice Cream Sundae Festival on Clapham Common have announced a second date for Saturday 28th July 2007 with the line up including The Feeling, The Bees, The Rumble Strips, Lucky Jim, Kate Nosh and The Lea Shores as well as FREE ICE CREAM all day. I went last year to the Sunday event a...
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Posted by pottytime about 1 year ago
Last active 11 months ago
208 responses
A long time away it might seem but it’ll be snapping at our heels before we know it. So without any particular date or location in any mind at the moment I thought I would throw the idea to you wonderful FCLers for consideration. I was thinking, perhaps, everybody bringing grub or booze or both. Perhaps tartan...
Posted 3 months ago 1 response
Picnics in the park are great… even better if the ultimate butler is there to hand out the cucumber sandwiches. It is with great excitement that we tell you about a simply ripping picnic planned for Saturday: The Wodehouse Picnic in Russell Square. We’re so excited our straw boater hats are twitching at the thought of it, and we’re having our finest linen pressed as we speak. Read More
Asked by Babb 3 months ago for 1 kudos
Best answer by Floatykatja
Last active 3 months ago
28 responses
It’s going to be sunny on Saturday and I feel like sitting in a park, drinking wine and eating mini scotch eggs. Where is the nicest place in London for some alfresco fun?
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Posted by Beagleskin
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18:00 on 27th Jun
7 people attending, 51 responses
Ah Londinium in the summer. Streets swarming with herds of pasty flesh, last year’s too-huge hastily-found sunglasses, and occasional prairie dog-like tourists who will still get the tube even though it is only stumbling distance from Leicester Square (pronounce Lie-sest-er square) to Covent Garden. Last ye...
Asked by babybat 3 months ago for 1 kudos
Best answer by Beagleskin
Last active 6 days ago
6 responses
I have a bit of a thing for open air cinema, and when summer kicks in I really like to wander along with a blanket and a picnic to watch films. For the past couple of years The Scoop, next to the GLA, has had a series of free films, their official website is down (I blame BoJo) but the programme’s here: http:...
