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Jens, sorry i have been out of circulation for a while, lost my internet connection and been out of the country and on the road a bit. Will be back in the uk end of September - back into Germany from 18/19 sept for about a week (have to stop off and check out the situation again I'm afraid) getting ferry home 25 sept so hopefully be around on the net from then. I will be at the meeting whereever it is see you all there. Jake.
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8 Sep 2006
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Well Jake, it's nice to hear you are still alive and enjoying the North. I wish I had the holidays to go home to the Fatherland for a few bevvies, but have just booked my flight for the x-mas hols in South America so no holidays left
Let me know when and where you are in Germany, I might be able to help with accomodation, contacts...
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w/e 12/13/14 Oct
Hi, Jens, Looking forward to meeting you again and finding out about your SA trip. Have booked a room at the Inn as coming with girlfriend. For information to others :-the rates are £25.50pppn inc breakfast -
Peter (2 x XT 600 at Blakey, father and son)
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BDG is correct. Even though it's up Allendale... roughly south of Hexham/Hayden Bridge...
Hence the Postcode...
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Cheers BDG / Jens, strangely I modded my post after I realised it was Weardale - but then forgot to save changes I guess? We'll be there.
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Hi Jens,
Count me in for the second weekend Oct. please.
Food also for one (Hope its as good as food at Belgium meet last weekend!)
PS : If you see a low green tent with a MZ next to it - keep well away - I snore, ask Fritz!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Best wishes Alec
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Alec,
Glad you enjoyed the food in Belgium. Not sure what will be on the menue, yet, apart from the full english.
I shall ask the landlord to send me his proposals and publish them here. Then everybody can preorder and we might get to eat together. At least there will be enough grub...I hope...
With regards to the snoring...you should have heard them in Bleaky...or was that me???
Jens
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19 Sep 2006
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I have asked Phil for the menu so we can preorder our dinners and eat together. As soon as I get that I will post it here for your perousal.
Does anybody have any preferences in terms of ride out on Saturday/Sunday? I can't find any greenlanes on the ordonance survey maps for Northern England, so if you fancy that, your input would be very welcome. Otherwise we could just have a run across the penines for coffee on Hartburn Pass and take it from there?
Allenheads is also great for walking, so if you prefer a 'walk out', that could be arranged.
Any proposal will be entertained or made fun off, promised.
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21 Sep 2006
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Am I too late?
Can I come along? If so put me on the list please.
Camping is my best option and to arrive Friday PM.
Thanks
Roger
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21 Sep 2006
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Can I come along? If so put me on the list please.
Camping is my best option and to arrive Friday PM.
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No worries, Roger...
If there is more people, what they gonna do? Send us away??
Still waiting for the menue...
Jens
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Iain knows a guy who has info on off road stuff around that area so he'll try and get in touch with him to find out what's open and what's not before we get there.
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Excellent! I mean, not that people have to go off road, but some might want to....
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Can i came too please?
Spoke to Brad on the phone a few weeks ago and he told me to check this site for dates etc, I'd really like to meet you all, at the Allenheads Inn - not been before. On the 13th Oct?
Need a good run out! Anyone else from East Yorkshire going?
If it's too late for food booking - I'll cook my own.
Many thanks
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Current count is 23! Bang on target. Obviously, that doesn't mean you can't come, if you haven't said anything, yet.
Bonzo, Jim2002,
I take it you are coming?
Ian and Debz,
Any news on the greenlaning?
Still waiting for the menu, guess I give them another call tomorrow...
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Hi all
The green lanes around weardale and teesdale are not that long but when you put a few of them together it makes for a canny day out, some of the views over the moors are stunning (if its clear).
I will go and see the NERO rights of way officer to find out the state of the local lanes and what TRO,s are in place at the moment. Most off the lanes are not shown on the OS mapes for some reason.
If anyone fancies a road ride out there are some fantastic roads around weardale and teesdale. And don’t forget your only a stones throw from the Lake District and its twisty mountain roads.
Iain
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