Driving to Gosport

[Kernow Buoy]

Have to be in Gosport for 4.30pm tomorrow . Travelling up through Devon which route is best, A303 to Winchester or A35/31 or is there a better one?

[Tim M]

I do this trip (Plymouth/Portsmouth) once a week and take the A35/A31 route. I took the 303 route last week (via Yeovil) which added almost an hour to the trip (with a brief stop in Yeovil).

[Mollers]

Originally Posted by Kernow

Have to be in Gosport for 4.30pm tomorrow . Travelling up through Devon which route is best, A303 to Winchester or A35/31 or is there a better one?

Bit scary leaving the county eh Kerns?

[Kernow Buoy]

Thanks Tim, A35 it is then.

Mollers I have to travel with a car full, eldest son, uncle, grandfather & Nephew.
Really wish I was from Penryn,
would have only needed a 2 seater then.

[Nasher]

I do Dartmouth - Portsmouth quite a lot and agree with Tim that the A30 - A35 - A31 route hs aways been best for me.

Nasher.

[treerat]

Often do the Devon to Fareham / Gosport route - t'others are correct in my book.

A303 is just a pain.

[Mollers]

You're like the Cornish long distance lorry driver.

'Scuse me met, iz this London?'

'Yes, you're in London.'

'Ansome, where dee wan it?'

[Kernow Buoy]

Well the trip was well worth it, my eldest passed his AIB (admiralty interview board) and has just received a call to say he has a place at Britannia Royal Naval College training in his preferred role as warfare officer starting in April!
To say I'm delighted & very proud somewhat understates it!

[Razorbill RIBs]

Originally Posted by Kernow

Well the trip was well worth it, my eldest passed his AIB (admiralty interview board) and has just received a call to say he has a place at Britannia Royal Naval College training in his preferred role as warfare officer starting in April!
To say I'm delighted & very proud somewhat understates it!

Excellent News Kernow, really pleased for you / him

I've decided that my 14 month old is going to be a Marine Biologist (If I had my time over etc).....living my life vicariously through him, he doesn't stand a chance...

Dan

Oh and a Welsh Cap wouldn't go amiss either.....

[treerat]

Originally Posted by Kernow

Well the trip was well worth it, my eldest passed his AIB (admiralty interview board) and has just received a call to say he has a place at Britannia Royal Naval College training in his preferred role as warfare officer starting in April!
To say I'm delighted & very proud somewhat understates it!

Another Cornishman in the big grey tubs.

Ideal - well done to all - must have taken his brains from his mother