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Even better, you live in the best part of the USA, The great North-West, and it truly is.
We may have to put on some rain for you if you come here! Go easy! |
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We are planning a trip to the Americas next year. We won't need storage (I hope) but would be great to come for a chat if you are around when we are there. :) We will be at HUBB UK meeting to. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk |
I'm in like Flynn...
What's the parking situation like ?? I might come down in my van with the bike in the back. |
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If you can make it to the Northwest maybe I can escape for a day or two and go for a ride. We have shop facilities if you have need and always a place to camp, sometimes a bed. Will you be shipping a bike over? Best port I have found to be Portland Oregon, big enough to get the job done yet small enough so you don't get lost. Bob:scooter: |
Thanks, camping space would be great. We are only just looking into it but likely will fly the bikes over, probably to Toronto then back out via Argentina. We plan to travel west then down the west coast of USA. :)
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Hi Ted,
There is limited parking for vans but no on-site power. We can probably park you up but its likely the van wont be able to move again until Sunday afternoon. Glynn |
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My 'posh' tent is a Hilleberg Tarra - expensive but brilliant. Perfect for long trips, up in 5 minutes in a Force 10. Andrew. |
I really thought I'd grow out of camping as I got older - that I'd welcome the "almost like home" civility of sleeping in a decent bed and look upon tents as something from my out-of-necessity younger days - days when we often didn't bother with the tent in warmer climates, but much to my surprise it hasn't happened. I find myself choosing to camp when the circumstances are right in preference to staying in a hotel even when money isn't a consideration.
Last autumn's trip across the USA was a case in point. Hotels are two a penny (or cent) over there yet we found ourselves choosing campsites - both wild and commercial - because of the ambiance. In one place near Memphis the hotel had a campsite next to it and we camped even when the hotel offered us equivalent rates. Every now and again we'd book a hotel to clean up or when we were in big cities - Vegas, LA etc but most of the time camping gave us the freedom to do what we wanted rather than what the hotel wanted. I'm booked into this years UK HUBB meet (1st since 2004!) and camping. It just seems right for the kind of event it is. |
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Reconnecting
Hi to you all. The new site for the UK meet is perfect - and, for me, close to home so a difinite Yes to stirring my aged bones, oiling knee joints, praying to a Good God that my back will hold up, having B hang a name plate round my neck so that I can check on whom I am AND searching through notes on my last two Indian odysseys. Though why the notes - as I always lose them (as those will testify who have ever listened to my blather)....?
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Take a look at the last HUBB
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Booked and paid for looking forward to it,venue looks good.:thumbup1:
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All booked
I am booked in and paid for. This will be my shakedown trip prior to a 3 week jaunt round Europe, which in itself will be a shakedown for a bigger trip the following year.
I have been a member on here for just about a year now and I am constantly amazed just how friendly and supportive everyone is. I look forward to meeting plenty of you and learning loads. Very excited. Ben:scooter: |
Good to hear you've been enjoying the site and helpful people Ben! You'll LOVE the HUBB UK or any HU Travellers Meeting, they're all full of great people :)
See you there! |
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