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We are also registered, YES !!
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Hi guys, hi Jens

Sorry, no slideshow to offer, but one more proposal for a workshop/discussion round:

Buy and register bikes in foreign countries (instead of shipping your own):
Where is it possible, what bikes are available?? ...

Do you think there any interest an a workshop like this? Anybody who wants to share his experience? Someone else keen on this topic?



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This would be a good subject to do a round table discussion on, much easier than putting together a big formal presentation. Several people could do 5 minutes each on their experiences, then discuss. Could even do it as a series of "Pecha Kucha" presentations - 20 slides, 20 seconds each, done. Then discuss.
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Der Watzenhof - details on the Meeting page - is not too far, maybe 5 minutes on bike and is ok. We've stayed there ourselves. Also a look at the map says there are several towns nearby, Klein Breitenbach the biggest and they have several options, and even closer than Der Watzenhof.
Thanks, Grant.
Initially I thought the set up in Germany would be similar to the Iron Horse Campground in North Carolina where everyone is staying in the same place. That's why I assumed 'Zur Schneeburg' would also rent rooms.
I am sure I will find something suitable.
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maps vs. electronics

hola el aleman
orientation came to my mind as a workshop/open discussion .would be a usefull theme for all.
paper and/or electronics
what maps or what navigation systems.
where to buy/order maps.
where to find cheap/free software,how to install.
if i can make it would be able to say something about maps,still not using any of the electronic gadgets can't obviously say anything about it.
all the best geri

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I see from the forum that most of the post are in English, but what about the classes and presentations at the meeting? I am from the US living here temporarily and unfortunately have learned very little German.
No worries, presentations, workshops, etc. are usually held in English as well.
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I will registrate after Eastern. Hope that´ll be ok.
Seems that I come with 2 girlfriends.

We will test some new stuff at our first outdoor meeting.

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First Aid Course at the meeting - Saturday - Confirmed!

Hi guys,

We proudly confirm our

--- First Aid Course for motorcyclists ---

It will be on Saturday around 10 - 12 AM.

We got one person from the ASB (Arbeiter Samariter Bund),

very well known in Germany, similar to the Red Cross. I won´t be a official Course, that means no papers for nobody, but the person who runs it, also runs official courses, that means he gives very good and updated information.

And - it is for free!

What do you think?

Kind regards - Jens

See you soon!

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Jens, that's amazing!
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Only 4 more weeks - summer is coming!

Hi guys,

just a quick note from good old Germany - Summer has arrived!

Yesterday we had around 25 degrees here - plenty of motorcycles on the road - isn´t it great?

Slide shows and workshops are still welcome!

Please try to register for the Meeting, so at least we get an idea how much people are coming... thank you.

See you all soon - Jens
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I am very frustrated. For two weeks I have been trying to find accommodation. Everywhere I call I get the same message "sorry, it's a long weekend, we are fully booked".
Looks like we have to bail out and try for another meeting.
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I am very frustrated. For two weeks I have been trying to find accommodation. Everywhere I call I get the same message "sorry, it's a long weekend, we are fully booked".
Looks like we have to bail out and try for another meeting.
A Tent could be an option...


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I think a tent could be the ONLY option.....
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Hu Germany 2013 Travellers Meeting

Hello Jens.
Just a small note to let you know that I,m coming,on Friday.
I don,t know,which bike I take,but don,t worry,I,m coming.
See you there.
Chris.
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