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Poll: Second UK Meet - where? What makes the most SENSE all-round?
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Old 22 Jul 2010
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I'd definately be up for one in south west.

I work at UWE in Bristol (now the largest campus based uni in Europe) not sure if we could put something together at UWE but as long as there's a good number coming I wouldn't charge to open the bar in the evening.
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What about at Brands Hatch?
or Goodwood?
they might be glad of the revenue in Sept/Oct? positive pre-disposition to motorcycles, easy to get to etc
Just a thought
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I'd definately be up for one in south west.
Worthy Farm, Glastonbury?
Well used to a large number of campers. Tolerant locals.
I've been there competing on Special Sections on a car rally, so they are used to motorised competition (vehicle noise).

And miles of unsurfaced and loose tracks for those who insist on impressing everyone else with their off-road riding skills!
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I just noticed the Meetings page says "UK Autumn, 15-17 Oct, 2010 (to be confirmed)". Did it say that before, or is this a sign of progress?
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Don't know whether they would be up for it but this place certainly has the facilities. Some good trail riding in the area as well.

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Is there any news on an Autumn Meet?
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The New Forest would be a great place for a meet, i'm sure there must be a suitable venue there.
Any ideas on dates etc?
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The New Forest would be a great place for a meet, i'm sure there must be a suitable venue there.
Any ideas on dates etc?
+ 1 on the New Forest, that would be a great choice. Been wanting a reason to ride the New Forest for a while!

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After riding on Salisbury Plain last weekend I'd suggest anywhere within striking distance of there. What a fantastic playground for trail riding and green-laning. There are hundreds of miles of criss cross tracks where you can spend all day with hardly seeing a tarmac road or another vehicle. And it's all legal so long as you keep to the by-ways.
You need someone who knows the routes as it's not a good idea to stray off the legal tracks and you have to be prepared to modify any planned routes if the army are out playing that day.
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question is ?

Is this going to happen?
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Hi,

I'm also very interested to know what is happening regarding a possible Autumn event.

Are the dates of 15-17 Oct, 2010 set in stone or are they still only penciled in?

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I think it's probably up to one of us to organize it if we want it to happen. In the same way they often do for the Northern meets. I may volunteer in the future but I'm afraid it won't be this year. However if it is near Salisbury Plain I may know someone who could be asked to organize a rideout.
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Im more than happy to team up and get something off the ground may need a few of us and the permission of Grant and Susan.
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I might be able to help out with a rideout or two on The Plain.

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So is this a definate goer then?
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