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Arrange whatever you folks can do - I can't commit as if there is a possibility of good (or in general eyes bad) weather in Scotland I'd be up there climbing.....if not, hopefully join you at Cropton, cheers, Fritz
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Yes to Cropton
Hi Chris
I like the sound of Cropton, any of the dates are OK. Free camping sounds good too!
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I know Chris has done a fantastic job ringing the campsite field. but i have stayed in the pub garden in the past maybe that might be available especially if we are only a small number and doing the brewery tour and drinking in the bar. next thing is i don't have there number but i'm sure Chris might take this on.....
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Either of the dates are ok for us and we will be taking advantage of any free camping.
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bugger.
will be in Norway or on my way home,
next time dudes.
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Mini Meet
hey would a 4x4 be welcome??? id love to come and chat if possible
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Sorry never pointed out i will be there in my 4x4 might bring a bike as a run around but mainly 4x4
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Quote:
Originally Posted by Brian E
I know Chris has done a fantastic job ringing the campsite field. but i have stayed in the pub garden in the past maybe that might be available especially if we are only a small number and doing the brewery tour and drinking in the bar. next thing is i don't have there number but i'm sure Chris might take this on.....
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I wondered if the 'field' maybe was the area to rear of pubs land (sort of ex-quarry) that's were we have camped previously. Don't think there are likely to be too many folk for that area as Brian mentions.
Expect thick heads folks :-0
(sure Brian knows the area - off road - but great options nearby at Wykeham etc. If Brian can't make it, and I don't, Chris I can indicate to you some routes...legal of course!)
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Saturday i thought i could do a easy trail ride out around 80-100 miles fish and chip dinner at Whitby cause that's where the best fish and chips are. then if it's nice ice cream at Goathland cause it's the touristy thing to do. I'm going to do the trails in the 4x4 so everybody should manage who want's to come along. maybe sombody else want's to arrange a road trip out so there is a option for people.
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Hi guys
Just looking at numbers. We aren't going to have a big crowd, either way, but from the (lack of) feedback so far we only have a very exclusive group
me
Brian
Col
Debz and Ian
Jeff
Also: Fritz and Bev (possibly)
Brad (possibly)
Would other dates suit better? Possibly March? What about 1/2Mar or 8/9Mar? How are people for either of these weekends?
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I can do either of first 2 weekends in March
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Same availability for me as initially, if around we would love to atend;-)
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march would be much better for me please!
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Hiya
Either weekend in March good for us.
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