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I may be able to pop along.....
Came to the one at Allenheads.......met the nutty barman and saw bones broken.....
Can I come along again?
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Came to the one at Allenheads.......met the nutty barman and saw bones broken.....
Can I come along again?
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We can't promise all that fun again. unless we find a volunteer!
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1st two weeks in March are good for me or Feb 2nd
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Hi, just been reading this thread. I live in Dent so if you want any info just let me know. Hoping to be in Tunisia in March but not sure yet - If here might try to get along if welcome.
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Looks like my clutch is on its last legs, its been playing up for a month or so now but its decided to be almost non existent today real problem getting home - unless I get a decent break in the weather to get some work completed - then get payed for the work (Harder than getting a break in the weather). I might struggle to get along - hopefully I can get sorted before the do but will have to see how the money goes !. Jake.
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Would love to join you again but I'm now in Melbourne suffering the current heatwave and looking for work.
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Cropton on 1/2 March
Ok, early March seems to be more popular. So let’s go for 1/2 March. I’ll give Cropton a call to book us in. If you don’t want to camp, please call the pub yourself to book your room.
We have:
Me
Harleyrider
AndyG
Iain and Debz
Roger
Brian
Brad/Jake : possible
Fritz and Bev: possible
Any others?
They do brewery tours at 11 and 2, or at other times by prior arrangement. Which is best? Maybe I should ask for something like 4 or 5; that way we can ride first.
Your ever obedient servant,
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Cropton yes count me in please
Please add Colin Campbell to the list. I'm itching to get the tent up and go for a ride!
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1/2 March - it's in my diary.
Fritz - if you make it you will get another chance to view the ultimate multi-purpose steed
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Breakfast and Tour
Hi
Called and confirmed Fri 29th Feb, Sat 1st March for about 10 camping. The kitchen at the New Inn is open lunch and evenings, but the lady would like to know approx numbers for breakfast (kitchen needs to be open especially).
So who wants breakfast Sat (1/3) and Sun (2/3)?
With ref to a brewery tour, I suggested a special time of 4pm on Saturday. As long as somebody (an employee) is there, they'll show us around.
Your continuingly obedient serf.
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Dear Surf (I assume your's was a mis-spelling)
If we are here, we'll be there, and will be after breakies both days (can we go as provisional?)
Paul would love to spend some time interrogating you and kicking tyres - sounds ideal.
Hope we can be there (Bev may come up on her own even if I'm away tae the hills).
Many thanks, FyB
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Hi Fritz
There may be surfs (and smurfs), but I am a serf
as in:
1.a person in a condition of servitude, required to render services to a lord, commonly attached to the lord's land and transferred with it from one owner to another. 2.a slave.
Who is Paul?
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Aha, Smurf, that's what I was thinking :-0
Turns out we are likely to have to shoot off Sunday (or maybe Sat night) as mother in law's birthday...
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Serf
at least you know your place! I presume there is seperate camping for the Lord and Ladies of the manor and the Serf's
Yes i will be there but no breakfast's for me I will bring the cooking equipment down and do butties for myself.
thank you very much for arranging. you are a .
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I'm coming down for the weekend, but slumming in a B&B due to a kidney infection. See you in the pub Friday - whoever is there.
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