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HI Sam,
I saw the announcement for the ride Dover-Donington with Grant and Susan.
I like the idea riding with them and I´m happy that I´m in Englang at at that time.
Where can I find some further information about starting time or meeting point?
Cause I have to change some plans riding the south of UK then.
Could you help me?
Tabea
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Because I'm feeling a bit pooped after the BMF show I'm sitting having a ride down memory lane this morning. There are quite a few Youtube films from previous years of the HUBB UK out there and they've all made me smile. What a brilliant atmosphere. This one is from Louise Wilson.
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Another smile of the morning is this one from Greg with music from Austin. Love it! 31 days to go
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Quote:
Originally Posted by Tabbi
I saw the announcement for the ride Dover-Donington with Grant and Susan. Where can I find some further information about starting time or meeting point?
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I see you've said you're going on the Facebook event page. Do you still need more info or are you all sorted now?
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Thank you Iain,
found the needed info about meeting point and time.
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I suspect there will be a lode of pads/slates slung off bikes with the games on and the odd wagon with a 56" screen.
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See my previous post about what we've sorted out.
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Will there be a parking charge for non-expedition vehicles? I doubt I'll get my bike fixed by then. Might have to borrow a car...
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Will there be a parking charge for non-expedition vehicles? I doubt I'll get my bike fixed by then. Might have to borrow a car...
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Hi Senno, nope no charge. That's one of the great things about being at Donington. But bad news about your bike. Good luck on that!!!
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Hi Senno, nope no charge. That's one of the great things about being at Donington. But bad news about your bike. Good luck on that!!!
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Thanks Sam. Glad to hear the parking charge is gone. I've happily paid it in the past but this year money's too tight to mention!
Gonna need all the luck there is to get this bloody bike fixed
Grrr!!
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Any sessions on Iran/Visa/Guides planned ?
As subject, this would seem to be warming up to a hot topic (well for me and a few others at least).
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As subject, this would seem to be warming up to a hot topic (well for me and a few others at least).
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Hi Bruce,
Graham Field will touch on it a bit in his presentation and Ed March may have stuff to say about Iran in one of his too. That's about it though from memory.
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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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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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