Free entry to National Trust properties on 20 & 21 March 2010

Myamoth

Many thanks, there are a lot of properties near me I can't usually afford to take DD to :-)

Lugh_Chronain

teddyco wrote: »

Thanks for telling me. Now I'll know which days to stay away from National Trust properties since it's always a mob scene on free days. No parking, long queues at the loo's, and everyone is giving each other dirty looks for being in their way. No thanks!

Must say I've not experienced this.

Pimpslider

madmam wrote: »

Its a pdf and doesnt open for me but does freeze my pc !

I'm guessing you are using Firefox. It doesn't open PDF's.

Lugh_Chronain

madmam wrote: »

Its a pdf and doesnt open for me but does freeze my pc !

Try using a different browser. I use Firefox and pdf’s open OK.

prowla

Pimpslider wrote: »

I'm guessing you are using Firefox. It doesn't open PDF's.

My Firefox opens PDFs fine.

Gosia

Let's hope the weather is nice on the day..... as most of the properties also have lovely gardens to visit.

Teddyco - I can't say I've experienced the mad rush - it normally gets very busy during the summer weekends anyway.

Wildside

Thanks for posting, great freebie OP.

LyndaH

thanks very much. Its my daughers birthday on the 20th so means we can all have a great family day out for free on her birthday.

ali99

If you wanted to join the national trust, the offer on their web site at the moment is better than the 2 months free they are offering on that weekend. You get 3 months free, plus binoculars if you just go via their site or plus a veg growing kit for kids and a cool bag if you go via the netmums link. Its £63.38 if you pay by direct debit for a year - thats for a family membership.

ali99

And 20% cashback via quidco or topcashback.