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Hi Jake
Please count us in, we'll be there.
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I'll be there too. Anyone fancy supervising me on the way over from sunny Newcastle!!!! No Jens to pick my bike up!
Merry Christmas everyone
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Hi Kate
I'll be going over on the Friday afternoon. I live in Ashington (15 miles north of Newcastle) so no probs to meet you if you like?
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I plan on being there will probably take the 4x4 down and take a bike along for a 'easy' trail ride out.
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Quote:
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I plan on being there will probably take the 4x4 down and take a bike along for a 'easy' trail ride out.
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Oh sh#t 'ere we go......
I'm not sure if i can make it, will be a last minute thing (as usual)
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Quote:
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I plan on being there will probably take the 4x4 down and take a bike along for a 'easy' trail ride out.
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Hi
Pleased to hear that you are going to make it Brian, can we do something along the lines of the ride that we did on the Sunday at the Allenheads meet?
And how about bringing your 640 Adv along to show me how to ride mine
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And how about bringing your 640 Adv along to show me how to ride mine
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sounds like a plan
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Very sorry to hear about Jens - been up to my ears in domestic stuff,just checked in to see if anything's cooking only to read the bad news.What a sound chap,didn't know him apart from mini-meets but he came across as one good guy...............
There's a wedding on in Derbyshire on mini-meet weekend so I guess I'll miss out on seeing you in Dent - have a good time,forecast is for an ace early spring!
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Accom in Dent?
Hi peoples
Anyone ever stayed in a B&B in Dent that they would recommend?
Depending on the weather I'll either be in the van (sleep in the back etc) or on the scabby Trannie (but my small tent is in Spain... long story), so if the later comes to pass, I'd like the luxury of a B&B.
See you there,
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Chris first things first the pub we are using for food (sun inn 01539625208) does b&b, however if your stuck you can squeeze in my tent, there may be a mate as well but its well big enough for three - as I will be bringing the Tipi.
I have spoken to the publican and she will get in enough supplies to feed us but states they have a lot of regulars on a friday and saturday so asks if we are eating then it would be easier if we ate as a group at 7 pm each night, food is only served till 8-30 as then it reverts to its prime purpose a house.
I will be getting to dent about 3 to 3.30 get tent up and sorted I will have tea/ coffee on the go and may even have hot soup and a roll on the go to warm you up on arrivals so see you there.
If anyone wants to meet up for the ride down I will be Leaving Warkworth about 1 ish and passing Newcastle about 1.30.
finally if anyone will be wanting breakfasts off the campsite let me know here so i can pre order rough numbers as the site is closed and the owner needs to get supplies in cheers.
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I am planning arriving mid-afternoon Saturday, so please put me down for evening meal Saturday evening in the pub and breakfast on site sunday morning. MOH is still recovering from a broken collar bone so if she comes she will probably be in the car and may or may not be camping.
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Hi Jake
Can you put me & Iain down for brekkie both mornings please? I'll be having evening meal both nights but Iain only on Sat night, don't think he'll make it over in time for Friday night meal.
See you all soon.
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Food Order for FyB
Bev and I will have evening meals on Friday and Saturday, and breakfast Saturday and Sunday please mate...easy life ;-)
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meals......
two evening melas and two brekkies for me please, should get there by mid afternoon on Friday.....details or directions to the camp site please.
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Hiya
I'm planning on skiving work on Friday afternoon so should be there for tea on Friday. Therefore please book me in for 2 teas and 2 breakfasts.
Debz, I'll email you to find out what time you're passing by on Friday and meet you on route.
Cheers
Kate
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