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Anyone up for a Wild Camp
Would anyone be interested in a weekend's Wild camping .
The hidden valley {as I call it} is a great place to spend the night
next to a small stream with plenty of room to camp
You would need to bring everything with you that you wanted to eat and DRINK for the weekend
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we can make a fire unlike most camp site's.
The nearest shop's and pub's are only 4 mile's away
easy to access , 20 minutes east after leaving jct 36 of the M6.
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hi dazzer
always interested in a night up in the hills
when are you looking to go up?
would most likely be able to get across for a Saturday night
BBQ and some
cheers Iain and debz
ps great pics of mini meet ride out, thanks for showing us around
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Hi Iain and debz
Nice to meet you both,glad you enjoyed the ride out.
At the moment there are about 5 of us from this area coming.
once we have some date's I will post them.
stay Safe
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Hi Dazzer
Not sure if you include me in the 5, i did say yes last w/e at mini meet. but to confirm i will be up for this, i am sure Gerry will be too. please make it as soon as possible, missus about to drop on 20th April.
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Where and when exactly ???????
Sounds like a larf
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well up for a ride on the wild side !
bikes fire and oooohhhhhhhhhhhh arrrrrrrrrrrrrrr
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Count me in, if the date's ok. Dazzer, I also replied to your question on the beemer site.
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Depending on dates I would be up for this one Jake
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Would be interested, subject to date.....
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Couldn't help but notice the amount of people local to me (in West Yorkshire). Maybe a local meet could be arranged too - how about Squires at Sherburn???
As the weather is on the up I'll be going most weekends. I'll be easily spotted on my '84 Tenere.
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very tempting as long as im not booked to drive my son to a motocross id like to have a ride up that way
any idea of dates
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Hi ..... The Date is Saturday 30th May
There will be about 6 of us meeting at the McDonalds car park in Keighley at 8.30 then rideing up to cafe in Hawes for breakfast .
We should be there about 10am ,and leaving about 11am..ish, then ride to the site,which is about 20 minutes away.
pitch the tent's then have a few 's
anyone going straight to the site I will pm the location to you .
Hope to see you soon
Dazzer
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I'm in!
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Wild camping...beer n bikes.
Hi Dazzer...
Like the sound of that.. i will try to join you guys if that's ok. Me and the Missus and maybe our dog if i can get it used to the tank bag in time.
Keep us posted if owt changes.
Cheers, Tim
The hidden valley {as I call it} is a great place to spend the night
next to a small stream with plenty of room to camp
You would need to bring everything with you that you wanted to eat and DRINK for the weekend
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we can make a fire unlike most camp site's.
The nearest shop's and pub's are only 4 mile's away
easy to access , 20 minutes east after leaving jct 36 of the M6.
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Thats ages away !!!! i hope to spend the last two weeks of may touring
scotland so maybe i could use your meet as my stop on way home
i'll keep an eye on your thread and let u know a bit nearer the 30th
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