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27 Mar 2013
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Hey Tiff - will be great to see you and have a good old jaw!
I'll be on my Hornet so wont be able to do off road......but there is a chance I might arrive on my long suffering all terrain pizza delivery bike, a veteran of many places unsuitable and verboten.
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28 Mar 2013
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Itching to come on my first meet to partake in a few & listen to tales of peoples adventures to whet my appetite for when I retire & have the time to start on my "bucket list". Seasoned traveller (but only europe on the bike). So I hope theres plenty of anti freeze at Bluehills to loosen my tongue ............Doesnt summer start next week ???
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29 Mar 2013
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Speakers
Of course we're going to have good weather!
Anyone else who wants to do a talk or presentation??
It's a good opportunity to try out presenting with a small but supportive audience, in preparation for potentially doing one at the HUBB UK or just becaue you fancy giving it a try.
It's always great to hear new people giving talks. 45 minutes, or less if you prefer- the time flies, believe me!!
We've got Dan doing a talk about riding to Mongolia, so come on the rest of you....
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30 Mar 2013
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Sounds like you have enough Mongolian tails, but after a few s I might not be able to hold my tongue. I’ll but a CD of photo’s in my bag just in case but I always have that mac to PC compatibility problem so can’t say for sure. Anyway would be good get inspired again. See you all there.
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1 Apr 2013
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Me and Nads will do one if you still need some. We can focus on what we rode and how we prepared and leave the Mongolian bit out.
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1 Apr 2013
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Beer and Chilli
As Loo and Gary are sorting out some of the catering needs for the weekend, they do have a couple of questions...
Beer,,,and how much. They're happy to order in and get the stocked up as there isn't a pub nearby so we'll be having a marquess masquerading as a tent- please would you let us know approximately how much you might like- it's Cornish ale type stuff or Rattler if you're lucky (and if you don't know what Rattler is then you're in for a treat)
Also on Saturday night there is going to be a big pot of chilli with bread- again, they'd liek to have a orugh idea of numbers and if there are any veggies as there will also be a veggie chilli. A few quid to chip in for food costs.
So please post up your and chilli requirements or PM myself or Loo and Gary.
Mark Manley has also offered to do "What to Pack and How to Pack it" Seminar- Loo has subtitled it "pair of Pants and a Credit Card!!"
pants and a credit card
Rich and Belle, I think we may be taking you up on your offers of talks, so be prepared.
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1 Apr 2013
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OH....
Just realised that when I've typed in the B E E R word, the website automatically puts in the graphic for it instead!!
Making us look like a very y lot indeed!!
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2 Apr 2013
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Hey Tiff - some veggie scoff for me please but Gordon and Nads will eat meat. As for drink....just minimal cider rations for us. (if it is cider...none of us are big drinkers)
Cheers (ha)
BTW -talk is sorted if required.
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2 Apr 2013
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Originally Posted by Tiffany
That's great- we'll have quite a few old Mongolian hands at this event. Look forward to swapping stories over a glass of wine. Also I have a travel proposal for you and Nads...
Meanwhile Loo and Gary are trying to suss out numbers for ride outs - the road ride out is organised, they're wondering how many are interested in the off-road ride out?? Karl and Mavis are, come on the rest of you....
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Yep I'm happy to join you on an off-road ride out. About time I got some more bruises!!!
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2 Apr 2013
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Tiff, off-road x 2 Dan & I, x 2 ditto, chilli x 4, do Gary & Loo need a hand thurs or fri. Weather looks good, see you there.
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2 Apr 2013
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Hi Tiffany/Loo/Gary,
One more for veggie chilli (Billy) and regular (meat one) for me please, and about 3 pints of loverly Cornish ale each night for each of us. (So about 10 or 12 total).
Thanks
Mark
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3 Apr 2013
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Originally Posted by gary and loo
We should be fine for space, so just let us know if you are coming as soon as you can.
Hope to meet you in a couple of weeks.
Cheers,
Gary.
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Hi Gary, just left you an answer phone message. I will be there!!! Meat chili for me please.
See you all soon
Glen
PS deposit for 2 nights paid.
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Reason: Forgetful................
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4 Apr 2013
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Cornwall mini meet
Hi Loo/Gary count me in and 2 pos 3 more for the trail ride/food and a few pints of doombar if pos,looking forward to meeting every one.Will be paying on the day hope that,s OK .will be nice to meet up with the gang again.
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4 Apr 2013
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See You Tomorow
This looks like it's going to be a good one.
Many thanks to those who have responded with , cider, chilli and ride-out requests.
The weekend does not bode well for me as I've managed to lock my tent and pillow in my sister's car AND lost the keys!!
and errr, she doesn't know yet as she's overseas till Saturday.
Not sure what to do, but Tall Girl Anna is coming to help me out tomorrow and then after a 12 hour shift at work I'll be riding on up to St Agnes to see you all.
So if anyone is around to put up my reserve tent (like a parachute I always have a spare) before I get there at 10pm, I'll buy a couple of s for the helpfu bod.
And in case you're wondering...Anna is going to deliver it so it's ready for my arrival. ooooh the life of Riley with a support vehicle.
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Sounds great guys. Sadly still on two legs as opposed to two wheels after recent mishaps so won't be able to make it...though I guess if I start walking this second, I might get there in time...
Have a good 'un and bring back pics
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