OT, sort of: Car rental in Wales?

"W. D. Grey" wrote in message
...
In article , riverman
writes
Hi folks: I'm due to arrive in Bristol this coming Tuesday and am headed
to
Wales for some fishing, and am looking for an affordable rental car for 5
days. So far, I can only find ones online at AVIS that will cost me about
$450 for that time (about 250 pounds) and that seems very expensive. I
need
to pick it up in Bristol, and deliver it to Plymouth.

Is there a local rental agency with good cars that have a better price
than
this? Thanks

--riverman


Never having rented a car in Wales I don't know of ay decent firms.
However Looking via Google I raised quite a few companies which may be
better than AVIS. Have you had a quote from Hertz?

I entered "Car rental in Wales" and Google threw out quite a few names.

Thank, Bill. The sites all list Avis at about $217, but when the hidden fees
are added, it becomes $450! I'll see if there's a site that doesn't have so
many hidden costs.

Any chance of getting together to cast a line next week? I'll drive.

--riverman

in article , riverman at wrote
on 10/6/04 11:14 am:


"W. D. Grey" wrote in message
...
In article , riverman
writes
Hi folks: I'm due to arrive in Bristol this coming Tuesday and am headed
to
Wales for some fishing, and am looking for an affordable rental car for 5
days. So far, I can only find ones online at AVIS that will cost me about
$450 for that time (about 250 pounds) and that seems very expensive. I
need
to pick it up in Bristol, and deliver it to Plymouth.

Is there a local rental agency with good cars that have a better price
than
this? Thanks

--riverman


Never having rented a car in Wales I don't know of ay decent firms.
However Looking via Google I raised quite a few companies which may be
better than AVIS. Have you had a quote from Hertz?

I entered "Car rental in Wales" and Google threw out quite a few names.

Thank, Bill. The sites all list Avis at about $217, but when the hidden fees
are added, it becomes $450! I'll see if there's a site that doesn't have so
many hidden costs.

Any chance of getting together to cast a line next week? I'll drive.

--riverman


http://www.Europcar.co.uk/\
are cheap and will usually do deals if you phone/e-mail them
Carla
www.naughtymutt.com

(just fishing....will I get a bite...?)

Do they have cars in Wales??
I thought they were still riding donkeys over there....

SS

On Thu, 10 Jun 2004 at 18:01:12 in uk.rec.fishing.game SS wrote:
(just fishing....will I get a bite...?)

Do they have cars in Wales??
I thought they were still riding donkeys over there....


twll dyn pob sais...

--
Nogood Boyo

In article , Nogood Boyo
writes
On Thu, 10 Jun 2004 at 18:01:12 in uk.rec.fishing.game SS wrote:
(just fishing....will I get a bite...?)

Do they have cars in Wales??
I thought they were still riding donkeys over there....


twll dyn pob sais...

Wayno will explain - this is his favourite "Welsh" phrase :-)
--
Bill Grey
http://www.billboy.co.uk

"SS" wrote in message ...
(just fishing....will I get a bite...?)

Do they have cars in Wales??
I thought they were still riding donkeys over there....

SS

No that would be England.
p.s. It means all English men are arseholes.
;-))

In article ,
wrote:
"SS" wrote in message
et...
(just fishing....will I get a bite...?)

Do they have cars in Wales??
I thought they were still riding donkeys over there....

SS

No that would be England.
p.s. It means all English men are arseholes.

No, it appears to say:
'All Saxons are tubular.'

The truth of which, as I have never been to Saxony; I am unable to judge.

Cheerio,

--

In article , riverman
writes
Thank, Bill. The sites all list Avis at about $217, but when the hidden fees
are added, it becomes $450! I'll see if there's a site that doesn't have so
many hidden costs.

Any chance of getting together to cast a line next week? I'll drive.

Where will you be staying?

I have to admit to not knowing much about the fishing in the Builth
area, but It may be possible for me to come along and say hello at
least.

What is your schedule for next week?
--
Bill Grey
http://www.billboy.co.uk

"W. D. Grey" wrote in message
...
In article , riverman
writes
Thank, Bill. The sites all list Avis at about $217, but when the hidden
fees
are added, it becomes $450! I'll see if there's a site that doesn't have
so
many hidden costs.

Any chance of getting together to cast a line next week? I'll drive.

Where will you be staying?

I have to admit to not knowing much about the fishing in the Builth
area, but It may be possible for me to come along and say hello at
least.

What is your schedule for next week?

Assuming I can get out of Kinshasa on Sunday, I've got reservations at the
Cammarch Hotel in Llangammarch Wells for Tuesday, but I might just find a
campsite and tent it instead. I'm free from Tuesday until Sunday, when I
need to be in Plymouth. However, I'll have wheels and I want to explore the
region a little bit. I certainly want to spend a day on the Towy, and a
couple days around Builth Wells.

Where are you at?

--riverman

in article , riverman at wrote
on 11/6/04 5:21 pm:


"W. D. Grey" wrote in message
...
In article , riverman
writes
Thank, Bill. The sites all list Avis at about $217, but when the hidden
fees
are added, it becomes $450! I'll see if there's a site that doesn't have
so
many hidden costs.

Any chance of getting together to cast a line next week? I'll drive.

Where will you be staying?

I have to admit to not knowing much about the fishing in the Builth
area, but It may be possible for me to come along and say hello at
least.

What is your schedule for next week?

Assuming I can get out of Kinshasa on Sunday, I've got reservations at the
Cammarch Hotel in Llangammarch Wells for Tuesday, but I might just find a
campsite and tent it instead. I'm free from Tuesday until Sunday, when I
need to be in Plymouth. However, I'll have wheels and I want to explore the
region a little bit. I certainly want to spend a day on the Towy, and a
couple days around Builth Wells.

Where are you at?

--riverman

And of course as you are no more than an hour away in Builth you must get to
Paul Morgan's shop

COCH-Y-BONDDU BOOKS
Pentrerhedyn Street,
Machynlleth,
Powys
SY20 8DJ
U.K.

Don't miss it if you've not been on previous visits (apolgies if I'm
teaching granny to suck eggs)

His site is here http://www.anglebooks.com

Regards
Carla
ww.naughtymutt.com