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9 Apr 2009
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sounds great to me
Hi there I would love to meet up if thats ok? I would be riding up from Wirral with my GF on the back of me transalp and alongside Ted Magnum. The ride to keighly to turn back to get to the lakes is the wrong way around for me I would prefer to go straight there if you can give me or ted directions?
Sounds great i have my hip flask full!!
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Bert, the grass will grow back, eventually. It's the green nutters who want to put these in the lakes you should be worried about.
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10 Apr 2009
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Well I guess I could bring a guitar...only problem is I can't play the damn thing!
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Bring it anyway...we can use it for fire wood
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10 Apr 2009
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Not sure who had the big fire
But many people wild camp here and you will be pressed to find any litter left behind.
If I were passing through on my own then I would have made my fire at the edge of the stream.
This meeting is about getting away from it all... { Moaning included }
our fire will be on the site of one thats already been used.
when we leave you wont know we have been there .
Dazzer
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I will be pming everyone soon with the location.All we need hope for now is some good weather .
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12 Apr 2009
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I'll make this. Whats the roads/tracks leading to the location like. Tourance friendly or more tkc territory (on a 1150 so its heavy )
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13 Apr 2009
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I'll make this. Whats the roads/tracks leading to the location like. Tourance friendly or more tkc territory (on a 1150 so its heavy )
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Looking at the pics in post #1, the road is paved, so any rubber will do (or whatever you prefer for single lane roads). You won't need anything special to ride the 20 yards across the grass.
See you there,
Chris
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Looking at the pics in post #1, the road is paved, so any rubber will do (or whatever you prefer for single lane roads). You won't need anything special to ride the 20 yards across the grass.
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Oh yeah
I missed that large paved road. Thought it might be more at the end of the farmers track/green lane
Note to self look at the photos harder next time
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14 Apr 2009
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Pm's sent with map of site, please let me know if you have not received it
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15 Apr 2009
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Hi Dazzer thanks for the PM with the map. I cant pm back I have not made enough posts!!
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15 Apr 2009
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oh yes...!!
Hi there, there's probably 3 of us that will want a slice of that if the situation isnt getting a tad crowded, call it preperation for what We have in mind for a later date..!!
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20 Apr 2009
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Maybe?
Hi there,
Been in touch with Jake who mensioned this... I may be able to come down for this... just not 100% yet! Can you let me know the details on the hope that it's a yes!
Beej
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20 Apr 2009
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Beej I have pm you the details Jake
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Thank You
Thanks Jake...
I'll let everyone know nearer the time if I'm a definate or not...
I hope to beable to make it...
Would quite like some Tipi guidance!
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20 Apr 2009
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I dont know if i can make it or not.. I would love to.. but right now i have now wheels (hubbs and tyres yes... rims and spokes no :-( ...) ... but if i could pleas ehave the map PM'd that would be great and if i can sort my bike by then i would love to come along... Cheers
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cheers dazza, got the map , no worries, b down on the sat some time, might be going down with jake , may try to convert panniers into mobile homebrew kits.
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