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Just taken the dog for a walk to the pub for a pi.. I mean to speak to Abi about bookings.
I have managed to get 14 seats for dinner on Saturday, providing you are down there at 6:30. I currently have 13 names on the list.
I have not booked for Friday but there are tables available. Best thing might be to phone Abi direct to book for Friday so you can organise around your arrival time. Leave a message if there is no answer and she will get back to you. 01579 345930
Main meals start from homemade pie of the day at £10 up to beef wellington at £19. Tim's special Fillet au Poivre gets my recommendation.
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+2 for Saturday night scoff down the boozer plz
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+2 for Saturday night scoff down the boozer plz
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You're already on the list for the pub which is fortunate as there is currently only 1 seat available.
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I have just booked the 14th place so that is that, see ya all tomorrow.
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If anybody gets lost on the way, give me a ring and I will attempt to guide you in.
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mini meet
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Anybody fancy a mini meet in Cornwall? Not deepest darkest Cornwall, SE Cornwall, a mere 20 miles past Plymouth.
There are plenty of green lanes in the area and I am happy to lead a trail ride. We have a cracking village pub within walking (staggering) distance. I am also pretty confident I can convince the Village Hall Committee to provide sleeping space (for a small contribution) so no need to worry about tents etc (if you insist, the village green come school field is very flat).
If somebody was able to lay on a presentation that might interest the locals it would be even better as the Hall Committee are trying to find ways of encouraging people to use the Hall.
Any interest?
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Dates please
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Not so sure your user name is the best one for you going on the post you made
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YEAH!!
The MT is alive!!, However no indicators so anyone with electical know how I maybe borrowing your expertise. (I'll bring a wiring diagram)
Need to do a couple of bits in the morning but looks like I'll be green laning on saturday!!
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i'll bring my multimeter
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i'll bring my multimeter
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I have one here, and a soldering iron which you are welcome to use. You might need to bring a roll of insulating tape though.
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Yes!!
Thumbs up this morning from the physio about riding up, I reckon she thought she'd better say something nice after nearly twisting my foot off. So I'll be strapping my crutches onto the bike and I'll be there.
see you tomorrow night.
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indicators..??
[QUOTE=Fantastic Mister Fox;322633]YEAH!!
The MT is alive!!, However no indicators so anyone with electical know how I maybe borrowing your expertise. (I'll bring a wiring diagram)
can sort your indicators out if macgiggle brings his meter and sharp sense of humour........!!!!!!! (last post....!!! lol..... )
Bring on the green laning, shame I'm still running in a new piston or the XL would really get a good seeing too.....!!!!
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Weather forecast is cloudy and mainly dry but very windy. It has to be really bad before they shut the A38 Tamar Bridge to bikes but it might be worth checking traffic reports at some point. There is a VMS sign just before the M5 splits into the A30 and A38 at Exeter. I'll see if I can get a message displayed there if the bridge is out to bikes. Contacts you see...
Alternative routes are, from M5 Exeter:
via A30 to Launceston
From Plymouth:
to Torpoint using the ferry then follow the signs for Liskeard
or
take the A386 to Tavistock, turn left at Tavistock and go through Gunnislake to Callington. Head round the outside of Callington towards Liskeard but turn off at St Ive and go through Pensilva.
See you later.
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Packing the bikes at the moment for a 9h00 off, totally on auto pilot and started thinking about where passports were!!!!!!!!!
Google directions 6 hours 39 mins, cya in a bit.
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Can't wait, at work waiting for twelve to come so I can hit the road. See you all later, safe journey everyone.
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