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ok so i havent booked in advance
Can i just rock up on Saturday (on a motorbike) and be able to camp the night?
Im off overland to Central Asia at the end of the month and this would be the perfect start to my first major trip!
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ok so i havent booked in advance
Can i just rock up on Saturday (on a motorbike) and be able to camp the night?
Im off overland to Central Asia at the end of the month and this would be the perfect start to my first major trip!
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You can't buy a one-day pass, you'll have to buy for two days - or rather one-and-a-half days as Sunday will only be a half day of events. Never quite worked out why one-day passes aren't available but that's how it is.
But yes, you can just roll up and pay on the gate. That's what I'm planning to do assuming I have enough money in my pocket on Thursday.
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S'going to be a long haul from SW France ...O.K. I'm cheating!!
All being well and with a fair tail wind will be touching down around tea time Thursday. Looking forward to meeting everyone.
P.S. What's the weather forecast?? HU T shirt and shorts ?? or full wet weather gear??
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The kids have been busy helping collect the fire wood we will start Thursday night so join us for a few drinks and a catch up round the fire
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......P.S. What's the weather forecast?? HU T shirt and shorts ?? or full wet weather gear??
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Wednesday - Cloud, 17C
Thursday - Cloud, 18C rain in the evening
Friday - Sun and cloud, 17C rain in the evening
Saturday - Sun and cloud, 18C
If it doesn't quite work out like that then complaints to the BBC weather people please.
Bon voyage.
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Yeh weather seems to be mostly dry but cloudy with some sun and the odd shower. Typical summer weather really, covers all angles. Cooler than it has been in the UK these last few weeks so may be worth an extra blanket at night
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Wednesday - Cloud, 17C
Thursday - Cloud, 18C rain in the evening
Friday - Sun and cloud, 17C rain in the evening
Saturday - Sun and cloud, 18C
If it doesn't quite work out like that then complaints to the BBC weather people please.
Bon voyage.
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Note to self:- pack thermals;rainsuit & wellies.
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Just a quickie for Iain - we met briefly at AO a couple of years ago and you suggested I give a presentation at the Hubb in 2013 but I had to do a couple of trips to Corsica on the dates in question and missed out.
At the last minute I'm joining the guys on the Land Rover Classic Campers stand on Thursday with my SWB Mini Camper and am happy to talk to anyone interested in hearing about my 45 years working in Adventure Travel in Africa and Asia. Looking forward to the craic....
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Me autosickles conked out today, thermostat I think/hope, can i turn up in a car? Also, I havent prebooked due to work but can i book in tomorrow evening and pay for an extra evenings pitch or is it strictly Thursday morning?
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I'm assuming I can bring my own alcohol on site???
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Weather update as at Wednesday morning -
Wednesday - Cloud, 18C, dry
Thursday - Cloud, 18C, dry
Friday - Sun and cloud, 18C, dry
Saturday - Sun and cloud, 19C, rain in the evening
Sunday - Sun and cloud, 19C, dry
No further updates as I'll be on my way quite soon, and again if it doesn't quite work out like that then complaints to the BBC weather people please.
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Still looking dodgy as far as me going is concerned. Not enough cash in my pocket at this moment, so unless I can beg, borrow or steal...
On the off chance I can make it, what's the earliest I can arrive Thursday morning? I'd quite like to get there dead early and pitch up before the day starts.
Dunno if Sam or Iain are still checking this thread...
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Bike packed ready to go
Just finished packing the Bike, didn't know she could carry all that stuff, amazing.
Volunteered to be a toilet cleaner, how sad is that - Who cares I'm still looking forward to it.
A request, I work on a ship and my nickname is Chainsaw, (Seisobs on here) no one will share a hotel room with me on crew changes because my snoring is that bad, do you have a snorers corners, preferably in the woods.
Anyway, leaving Stirling at 11 tomorrow morning, if anyone sees a GSA with a Scottish flag on the back, I wonder who that is.
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Still looking dodgy as far as me going is concerned. Not enough cash in my pocket at this moment, so unless I can beg, borrow or steal...
On the off chance I can make it, what's the earliest I can arrive Thursday morning? I'd quite like to get there dead early and pitch up before the day starts.
Dunno if Sam or Iain are still checking this thread...
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Registration opens at 08:00 every morning Senno.
Hopefully see you tomorrow.
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Registration opens at 08:00 every morning Senno.
Hopefully see you tomorrow.
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Thanks Hustler.
Fits in nicely with my theoretical plans... we'll see what the morning brings
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