Club Q Q107-Loyalty Club (Southern ON Only) v4

[The Jester]

With our trip to England and Scotland this summer we are looking for things to see, if any one got an idea let me know.
Jester know of an thing special?

Many ideas spring to mind, depending on where you're going to be. Let me know your time frame and where you're landing and we'll plot you some great possibilities that don't involve royalty! I'll definitely recommend your journey north goes through the Lake District (the kween has a request from Grasmere up there and that is their local gingerbread - she will pay you). We also stayed overnight at 12th century Langley Castle in Northumberland which was out of this world. Just north of there is Hadrian's Wall; but we never got north of there and is on our own bucket list. Cornwall in the southwest is beautiful with many quaint fishing villages nestled among craggy coves and dramatic cliffs - avoid Newquay as it is the most popular and most touristy. Nottingham has a fun deal with a mock trial that you take part in and the tour of the old cells is quite something. If you're in London you must do the "Small car, big city tour" they drive you around in authentic Austin Mini Coopers and show and tell all the favourite sites. These are just random pix that spring to mind and we can give you more specifics on anything else that strikes your fancy. I'm already envious of your trip

[SillyLoocie]

Good Morning- I sure all fans say the same thing the officials in that Marlie games sucked big time and should be banned from working any more playoff games. But they won..... to get to game seven tonight. Go Marlies!! The picture is the newest addition to Knottythots. It was nice cooking wings out on the water.
Kawam - congrats on the new blue

​That looks simply awesome. You are all set now! Can't wait to see the menu.

[ecat444]

[SillyLoocie]

Not sure how many people would be going on this picnic but why would you need tents? I think down here in Ashbridge's Bay would be good (lots of parking but it's paid) or Kew Garden's has lots of long tables right by the beach with washrooms. It does get busy on weekends but if it was on a weekday parking would be okay. Can't say I'm into going as far as Ajax etc, or if I even could. I know everyone lives in different areas so it's hard but I may not be driving. Most parks will be busy on the weekend no matter where they are.......

Ashbridges Bay would probably be a very good choice. It would be really nice to be down by the Lake too. For me (purely for personal reasons) it would probably be the most practical.

Even if it is just a bring your own sandwich kind of thing, that would work too.

Bring on summer!

[The Jester]

In case your Tuesday needs a bit of bounce: http://youtu.be/46Cfrl7hMoQ

[the H team]

Afternoon Q sters,
we had quite a downpour around 11am. but that has been it so far. the sun has been out most of the time & it's warm. i love warm. speaking about the picnic, what about this. Just an idea.
Get ready to rock the red and the white at the Q107 Canada Day Picnic!
On Tuesday, July 1st join us live on location all day long for loads of food, fun and good tunes! We’re featuring Q107 Live Tributes to Fleetwood Mac, U2, AC/DC and lots more. Then we’ll cap off the night with a fireworks display! The party starts at noon on Canada Day, in Woodbine Park near the beaches. Come down and enjoy midway rides, food trucks and a Mill Street Beer Garden where you can try the new 100th Meridian Organic Amber Lager.
It’s an annual tradition that’s free for you, from Mill Street Brewery and the Mighty Q!









Take 92 Woodbine South Bus from Woodbine Subway Station
Take 22 Coxwell Bus from Coxwell Subway Station
Take the 501 Queen Street Streetcar east from Queen or Osgoode Subway Stations
For TTC schedules and route details click here



Take the 401 to Don Valley Parkkway South, exit at Lakeshore Boulevard East
Travel along Lakeshore Boulevard East until you reach Coxwell Avenue
Turn left (north) on Coxwell Avenue
Turn right on Queen Street East


Driving from the north:
Take the 401 to Don Valley Parkkway South, exit at Lakeshore Boulevard East
Travel along Lakeshore Boulevard East until you reach Coxwell Avenue
Turn left (north) on Coxwell Avenue
Turn right on Queen Street East
Driving from the west:
Take the QEW Toronto to the Gardiner Expressway and exit Lakeshore Boulevard East
Travel along Lakeshore Boulevard East until you reach Coxwell Avenue
Turn left (north) on Coxwell Avenue
Turn right on Queen Street East



Metered parking is available throughout the Beach area along its main arteries. Several Toronto Parking Authority lots are also scattered throughout the area

Thanks for the new Blue. Have a Great Day all

WTG on your NEW BLUE, KAWAM!

Good Morning- I sure all fans say the same thing the officials in that Marlie games sucked big time and should be banned from working any more playoff games. But they won..... to get to game seven tonight. Go Marlies!! The picture is the newest addition to Knottythots. It was nice cooking wings out on the water.
Kawam - congrats on the new blue

Nice BBQ. i'm with Loocie, let's see the menu.

[kawam]

On May 15th, Tim Hortons celebrated their 50th birthday in true Throwback Thursday style by recreating their first ever restaurant at Yonge and Dundas Square in Toronto. For those who joined them, what a hoot. For those who couldn't attend, what actually happened? Here's a video that shows a peek into the past. See how they celebrated #Tims50th and shared the memories....

https://www.youtube.com/v/iC18fuHmA00&feature=youtu.be?src=enews_optin

[The Jester]

Good Morning- I sure all fans say the same thing the officials in that Marlie games sucked big time and should be banned from working any more playoff games. But they won..... to get to game seven tonight. Go Marlies!! The picture is the newest addition to Knottythots. It was nice cooking wings out on the water.
Kawam - congrats on the new blue

All aboard for BBQ wings - flying fish anyone?

[ecat444]

Glad Ashbridges Bay sounds good to you too Loocie - a few live fairly close to here including Spartacus, Jester, Andi, Bernie........

The Q picnic is a good idea too - a few of us went to it last year and will probably go again this year..........music would be included!

[Spartacus]

All aboard for BBQ wings - flying fish anyone?

When I lived in Tobago W.I. the best sandwich was a flying fish sandwich. KFC owned the movie theatre so I had chicken, fries and flying fish and a beer while watching Samuel L. Jackson playing SHAFT instead of popcorn and a soda. What an awesome experience. Never to be forgotten.

[Spartacus]

Glad Ashbridges Bay sounds good to you too Loocie - a few live fairly close to here including Spartacus, Jester, Andi, Bernie........

The Q picnic is a good idea too - a few of us went to it last year and will probably go again this year..........music would be included!

I won't miss finding you this year ECAT Looking forward to the Q Canada Day Fest

[Spartacus]

The thinking of tents ECAT is because the people who are driving can't drink and party. So that means only some people can party and some can't, what fun is that. You don't drive so you don't think about it.

[crazyredneck]

hope everyone had a great day
like the addition knottythots, just how many does that boat hold.
congrats on the heart kawam.

[Spartacus]

hope everyone had a great day
like the addition knottythots, just how many does that boat hold.
congrats on the heart kawam.

Did you go to the Led Zep thing at Hard Rock on Sunday CRN? Did you see Wolfie? I know both of you won tickys.

[Mechman47]

The Q Canada party was good last year, tough to get out of though.
Think I may consider parking in Scarborough and taking the TTC in and out this year.
With that on again at Woodbine, why not another venue for our picnic?
We essentially are planning two picnics now!

And KT trip to plan too!
Lot of pressure...
Scotland is beautiful.
Distiller tour(s) in the highlands.
Castles galore, every castle way has at least two decent pubs.
(green and orange)
Pub food is the best!

Personally I like Glasgow a lot more than Edinburgh, but you have to see both.
I like to stay in Kelvin Grove in Glasgow. Nice vib! Decent car access in and out of town and a great drive north.

Stirling has to be a touring stop.
Goose bumps the entire time visiting the battle sites.


Walking a few holes on the old course at St Andrews is pretty special, going down to the beech and freezin' your toes is fun too!
Topped with a lunch at the Pub on the 17th hole makes a day of it, hotel is right there too!

http://www.britannica.com/EBchecked/.../Saint-Andrews
Its easy to spend half a day just wandering about town.

I know you have family on the west coast.
The Red Lion Inn, The Cross Prestwick KA9 1AJ
Birth Place of "The Open Championship" in 1856, not played until 1860.
http://redlionprestwick.co.uk/
Just for something different.

Here are some more cools spots, I`ve been to at least half of them.
http://www.readersdigest.ca/travel/w...scotland/?id=9