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chris 18 Sep 2008 16:12

I called Tan Hill the other evening and they are fine with us coming.

Austin 19 Sep 2008 23:39

I think I might come to this too.

DougieB 21 Sep 2008 22:09

After meeting the roving (raving?) ambassadors this weekend up here, I'm in. Anyone else from the Edinburgh-ish area interested in riding down?

Will pitch up Friday.

cheers,
Doug

AlexD 22 Sep 2008 14:24

Provided nothing vital shakes itself of my Tenere between now and then I'll be another addition from the Edinburgh crowd.

Beej 22 Sep 2008 16:34

Quote:

Originally Posted by DougieB (Post 207720)
Anyone else from the Edinburgh-ish area interested in riding down?
Doug

After coming back from my first HUBBER meet I'm ready for my second!!

What time would we need to leave on the Friday and when would we be back? Can't get any time off so I'm restricted to Fri evening (possibly from 1ish if I've started my new job by then!?!) and need to be back on Sunday eve for work! :thumbdown:

Beej

Jake 22 Sep 2008 16:44

Beej from Edinburgh to Tan hill should take about 3 hours down the A1 then across to Barnard Castle. Hope that helps with your timing. Be good to see the Edinburgh crowd down here Jake / Brad / Brian !!

chef jules 22 Sep 2008 18:20

Northern mini meet
 
Any Sunday Im in. Need directions nearer the time. Is there a list of biker friendly stops Europewise,cafes bars guest houses hotels etc ?. Maybe this could be adressed at meet:scooter:

wanderingscotsman 22 Sep 2008 19:34

I should be in as well - have a potential clash that weekend but think this one will be the winner...
Great to see a couple of you at the 'real north' mini moving meet over the weekend at Arisaig and Applecross.

Beej 23 Sep 2008 19:41

Quote:

Originally Posted by adventure950 (Post 207819)
Beej from Edinburgh to Tan hill should take about 3 hours down the A1 then across to Barnard Castle.

Thanks for that... definately sounds do able! Are the date's confirmed? If so Chris can start the process of asking for a weekend off! Hopefully he will be able to wangle it! :thumbup1:

Beej

DougieB 23 Sep 2008 22:30

so, with a few of the Edinburgh coming down together I don't need to buddy anyone down. I'm going to come down by bicycle (assuming I get the Surly fixed up in time).

Does anyone know an open-in-November camping place about 80 miles along the A68? How long is the A68 by the way? I reckon a hilly 80 miles is do-able in a day (for me!).

I'm heading onwards to London for meeting afterwards. As the government allows something like 14p a mile, it should be a nice little earner!

chris 24 Sep 2008 10:06

The date is confirmed.
Chris

The Cameraman 26 Sep 2008 06:52

Mornin' Chaps & Chapesses,

if I can tweek my working rota, it's possible I may be able to get there for the Saturday night, as it would be rude not to accept Dazzer's kind offer of some beer (probably only be a half though, as he is a true Yorkshireman)!

I'll know nearer to the time and will advise accordingly.

Afterall we Serowist's need to keep together in a herd don't we.

Brian E 26 Sep 2008 08:21

Quote:

Originally Posted by DougieB (Post 208062)
Does anyone know an open-in-November camping place about 80 miles along the A68? How long is the A68 by the way? I reckon a hilly 80 miles is do-able in a day (for me!).

80 miles from where and why does it have to be on or near the A68.

if you want a Campsite 80 miles from Tanhill travelling from Edinburgh look at the campsites at Bellingham.

DougieB 26 Sep 2008 08:41

80 miles from Edinburgh. And along the A68 as that's the route I'll be taking. Trying to avoid cycling lots extra just to find a campsite.

Bellingham seems to be 79.5 miles from Edinburgh, which is perfect.

thanks

Brian E 26 Sep 2008 21:41

Honestly the A68 is lethal on a pushbike yes you need to use it to cross the border then after Catcleugh turn right through Kielder then follow B roads to Bellingham then B roads to Hexham, Blanchland, Stanhope, Bowes, Tan Hill.
This route is presuming you are on a pushbike the only killer hill is out of Stanhope and it is a good-un.


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