Date	13 April 2012
Location	Grange in Borrowdale, Cumbria, UK
Travel	By air: to Manchester or Glasgow airports, then by train (West Coast Main Line) to Penrith. Let us know when you plan to arrive, and we'll come and fetch you. By road: to junction 40 on the M6, then A66 west to Keswick. Turn south on the A591 and look for signs to Borrowdale.
What to wear	Borrowdale is the wettest place in Britain:  The local joke is of a memorial to a sunny day in Borrowdale, on the wall of a pub in Stonethwaite. So please come prepared for a wet day, but at that time of year we do have hopes of it being fine, dry and sunny. Either way, you will be welcome in sou'westers and wellingtons!
Latest news	15 Feb: Reception details are being finalised! We have booked the Lodore Falls Hotel for the Reception, and have arranged for the format to be a cold buffet meal with a formal seating plan up to the speeches, followed by a ceilidh and a disco. We have arranged for Striding Edge to run the ceilidh for us, and for our friend Ben to run the disco afterwards. The plan is for the service at Grange Methodist Church to be between 2pm and 3pm, followed by photographs (weather permitting!) and then transport to the hotel, with the Reception to begin by about 5pm.  The meal and speeches should take us up to around 7pm, followed by the ceilidh with the band until about 10pm, after which Ben takes over with the disco. We need your suggestions - for hymns for the service.  We have the first, but we would like two more.  If you have a favourite you'd like to sing with us please let us know, because we're open to ideas and we want to choose ones that we can all sing with gusto!
Relocation	Latest info on our search for a place in the Lakes for when we return from Canada.  Some of these have sold already, unfortunately for us, but new ones are popping up - page to be updated with them very soon!

This page will be updated as plans develop, and as venues are booked.
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Windermere, with Crinkle Crags, Bowfel and the Langdale Pikes in the far distance


Derwentwater, with Keswick in the distance and reflections of Skiddaw


Castlerigg stone circle - even older than Stonhenge