Is there a North/South divide when it comes to learning opportunities and "Arb" shows

[RobArb]

after having a discussion on locations of shows/events in the world of arb and us northerners "moaning":lol:, i have plotted all AA training events and conferences for this year past and present, all location of arb shows past and present and the AA branches (representation of each area)

 

apart from one course on nature and bats in preston and the BS3998:2010 meets that also went on in preston there is NOTHING in the north west and i am forced to drive hundreds of miles to get involved

 

I don't mind the drive but wouldn't it be fair to have some things up 'ere:sneaky2:

[Steve Bullman]

Quit your 'moaning'....look at the poor Irish!

 

[RobArb]

Quit your 'moaning'....look at the poor Irish!

 

 

 

oh to be sure, to be sure!

[tommer9]

YOu are closer to more stuff than us down here in cornwall too.

[Lorry thompson]

Your right what your saying Rob mate but the truth is more people will turn up down country it's probably due to us moaning cos were all miserable up here:)

[Sam Thompson]

More importantly, Cheshire is in the northwest on that map

[Lorry thompson]

:lol:Cheshire is sarrf isn't it mate?

[Chris Sheppard]

Cheshire is sarrf isn't it mate?

 

 

On a serious note though, surely it's all to do with population density?

 

Back to not serious - how about a north vs south axe throwing comp at Jonesie's show?

[RobRainford]

I think it's too cold for them up north

 

I do agree, stuff is just too far for a day trip! The cost of courses and fuel runs the budget dry and travelodge ain't too cheap!

[janey]

You're just so ungrateful!!!

 

The AA give you all those opportunities to escape the grim Oop Norf and get yourself to some more civilised places in the the beautiful south and you can't even thank them for it.

 

Pah, you ingrate.