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30 Apr 2013
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I am sad, quite sad... I am working on Saturdays and won't be able to escape any day, so 98% chances I won't be attending the summer meeting.
During the Fall meeting my wife was pregnant, so our now 3 months old baby girl somehow also came with us. Now, we had planned to go all 3 for her very 1st meeting! Well, then it will have to be next Fall, it's good if she starts to get familiar with bikes and travelling as soon as possible (she was "ordered" during a motorcycle trip in South Africa, probably that means something, ummh?)
It also worries me quite a lot who's going to take care of RENATO aka MONTEBIANCO. His a very good guy, but he always has big problems pitching his tent. If I'm not there, who's going to help him??? You know, he rides a BMW. I hope Jörn or Pamploniko will do it (Pam, we'll meet next time!).
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If that's the case, maybe this was not the meeting for us, since we need proper accomodation with the baby, not a tent. Not even one of those huge tents where you can park your bike inside to protect it from malarial mosquito bites.
I cross fingers, maybe something changes and we can go. In any case, wish you the best time there, my warmest greetings for all of you I know, as well as all the others I hope to meet any other time who are now fortunate to attend such a great meeting (Jens, thanks again, gracias amigo!).
Happy travels,
Esteban, Isa & baby Ines
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30 Apr 2013
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Babies welcome too!
Hi travellers out there,
Babies of course are welcome too - we have to show them the world!
My wife is pregnant as well, we are having our 2nd baby the next days...
I am very nervious !!!
Anyway - I will see you soon, just 2 more weeks
See you soon - Jens
Esteban - see you at the fall meeting, bring your baby!
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30 Apr 2013
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Originally Posted by El Aleman - Jens
Hi travellers out there,
Babies of course are welcome too - we have to show them the world!
My wife is pregnant as well, we are having our 2nd baby the next days...
I am very nervious !!!
Anyway - I will see you soon, just 2 more weeks
See you soon - Jens
Esteban - see you at the fall meeting, bring your baby!
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Jens, that is great news, all the best to both your wife and you.
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1 May 2013
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...so our now 3 months old baby girl somehow also came with us. ...
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That should present no problem, at 3 months of age infants are still small enough to fit inside the pannier...
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1 May 2013
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Originally Posted by El Aleman - Jens
Hi travellers out there,
Babies of course are welcome too - we have to show them the world!
My wife is pregnant as well, we are having our 2nd baby the next days...
I am very nervious !!!
Anyway - I will see you soon, just 2 more weeks
See you soon - Jens
Esteban - see you at the fall meeting, bring your baby!
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Congrats, Jens! I remember when you told me the scoop! Our best wishes.
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That should present no problem, at 3 months of age infants are still small enough to fit inside the pannier...
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Or padded tankbags (we are too mean!)
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2 May 2013
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My son is eleven years old,is he to old to fit him inside of the tankbag or the pannier ? :confused1:
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3 May 2013
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It also worries me quite a lot who's going to take care of RENATO aka MONTEBIANCO. His a very good guy, but he always has big problems pitching his tent. If I'm not there, who's going to help him??? You know, he rides a BMW. I hope Jörn or Pamploniko will do it (Pam, we'll meet next time!).
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!Hola Esteban!
Surly I will take care about Renato and his tent, but unfortunately I am on a trip to Tokyo and will arrive earliest on Saturday afternoon (is there an award for the longest distance traveled to the meeting ??) – so he maybe has to stay just covered by his BMW until then …
It’s a pity that you cannot attend the meeting , I was expecting a proper Spanish lesson again
All the best to you, Isa and your new pillion!
@Jens
How can you manage, between all the movement, trips & meetings, to generate some new prospective HU members?? Congratulations!
Jörn
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5 May 2013
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The Scottish wanderers will not be able to make this
I hope to make the later meeting possibly
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8 May 2013
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Help Renato
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It also worries me quite a lot who's going to take care of RENATO aka MONTEBIANCO. His a very good guy, but he always has big problems pitching his tent. If I'm not there, who's going to help him??? You know, he rides a BMW. I hope Jörn or Pamploniko will do it (Pam, we'll meet next time!).
Happy travels,
Esteban, Isa & baby Ines
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Hi Esteban,
no problem. For sure, I will try to help Renato.
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Pamploniko
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8 May 2013
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Accomodation? There is a great place where people can pich their tents Just hope this time my neighbors are not snoring again...
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9 May 2013
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Various
Hi,
Planning to come to the meeting.
Planning my first longer trip for 2014 to Mongolia (trough - Turkey - Iran - Turkmenistan - Uzbekistan - Kysgystan - Kazagstan - Mongolia - back with Transiberia Express to Moskow - back to Delft)
(China seems difficult since you need a guide all the time).
Looking for information on / experiences with visa, countries, routes, interesting places, where to eat & sleep - GPS etc - alternative routes - bike transport by Transiberia Express or alternatives. Also which period is best (Mongolia seems critical - river passing / snow) - how long this approx. will take (take off from work) -
Currently drive a '91BMWK75RT - think this will not work for Mongolia - considering getting a Tenere 660 - relative light / simple / economical
I think I also should look for companions at least for Mongolia.
Many questions.. I know : :confused1: :
Looking foreward to the meeting
Leo
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9 May 2013
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Early Arrival possible - no problem!
Hi guys,
only 1 more week - great!
Early arrival is possible, just walk into the Restaurant and let them know...
Some people already contacted me about arrival on the 16th of may.
See you soon - Jens
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9 May 2013
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Just 1 more week! More slide shows/workshops welcome!
Hi travellers out there,
Only one more week - it will be great to see all of you!!!
- more slide shows welcome
(it doesn´t matter where you have been, it doesn´t have to be a 10 year adventure or so... even 2 weeks somewhere could be fun!)
- workshops welcome
(like stay safe along the road, Road kill barbeque, how to learn chinese in 5 days etc... everything welcome!)
See you soon - Jens
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12 May 2013
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Hi guys - only 5 more days!
Hello from Germany, how are you?
Only 5 more days till our 10th HU Germany Meeting gets started!
See you on friday - Jens
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