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2nd Northern Mini Meet? Late September/Early Oct?
Ladies and gents
Anyone up for this? The meet at Blakey in April was great. Anyone interested in doing the same (location?) or similar? I am away all summer and busy in early September.
Earliest I could do is 16/17 or 23/24 September, or first weekend in October. How does this fit in with you? Brad, if it was again at Blakey, are you able to go/organise things with the landlord?
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Chris, I can never refuse a meet up, have just got back from a run out in Norway - superb weather instead of the usual rain. I also will be unavailable again for most of aug and maybe some of september, But late september sounds good. If I can I will start to sort it out in september depending on the interest shown ! Brad.
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Any chance of an Early Oct.....I'm away until Sep the 29th....
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Chris
I am next Village to you where is Blakey:confused1:
anyhow I would be up for this late Sept/Oct
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Since I did return from South America I might as well meet up with the rest of the nutters....
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Hi Chris
I missed the first one as it clashed with the Tesch, but would be well up for any of the dates mentioned, apart from 23/24 Sept.
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Is this The Lion Inn on Blakey Ridge N Yorks ? If so just up the road from us and wouldn't miss if here at time. If here could assist, but planning a trip to Romania in Sept, and away for a wedding early Oct. Will follow with interest
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fritz yes its yhe lion at blakey -why did you miss the first one cos it was there also in spring ! anyway it looks like it will be October maybe about 2nd weekend gives everyone time to get sorted and back from travells etc.
Hows everyone else feel about the 1st or the 2nd weekend October. Jake
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Oct 1 or 2 week ok for me back from Norway etc then
I know where Blakey is now
as A Newbie I might learn a fing or two
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Either the 1st or 2nd weekends in October are fine with me.
Greetings from Granada, Andalucia. Off to Portugal tomorrow. It´s so hot down here.
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1st and 2nd weekend of October are currently free.
Brad, are you interested in another convoy?
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Quote:
Originally Posted by adventure950
fritz yes its yhe lion at blakey -why did you miss the first one cos it was there also in spring ! anyway it looks like it will be October maybe about 2nd weekend gives everyone time to get sorted and back from travells etc.
Hows everyone else feel about the 1st or the 2nd weekend October. Jake
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We were in south America :-0 are we excused ;-)
If it's 14th (can't make 7th w/e) may be able to assist in some way - we're in Thirsk
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Hi there, we'd be interested in going along & helping out anyway we can, although running (or should that be jogging/walking/crawling?) Great North Run 1st week Oct. Glad you had good weather in Norway Brad.
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Fritz we will let you off this time!,
jens convoy sounds good and I have fixed my silencer now - I had a crack in the header pipe making it a blatt a bit worse than normal so you wont be deafened this time.Jes Also did you see my message to you re: the triumph ! BRAD.
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I'd be interested in late Sept or Oct, but not staying on cola all night this time!
How about another venue, Blakey is just tooo close to me, nice to have a change of scenery.
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