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James.uk · Posted 29 Aug 2010, 13:46 #101

Ooeerr, just when I was getting the hang of these meets we get one with TWO entrances!! ...And two choices = confusion!! :panic:

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Zeb · Posted 29 Aug 2010, 14:17 #102

Rammie wrote:
takestock wrote:Are we allowed to have erections at the picnic ?

On a similar theme, does anyone know which entrance we should use?

All instructions will be forthcoming...after the Bank Holiday apparently.... :gmc:

Rammie · Posted 29 Aug 2010, 14:39 #103

hodgy wrote:Just trying to do my bit, you never know. I might even get a thank you this time
See you thier Dave

Have you checked that garage yet for that "cheap" wheel, Alan

goodlittlewifey · Posted 30 Aug 2010, 13:47 #104

Can you please take my name of the list, as I wont be attending now, Tim will let you know what hes doing when hes decided

hodgy · Posted 30 Aug 2010, 13:52 #105

Rammie wrote:
hodgy wrote:Just trying to do my bit, you never know. I might even get a thank you this time
See you thier Dave

Have you checked that garage yet for that "cheap" wheel, Alan

No I'm still looking

Rammie · Posted 30 Aug 2010, 13:59 #106

hodgy wrote:
Rammie wrote:
hodgy wrote:Just trying to do my bit, you never know. I might even get a thank you this time
See you thier Dave

Have you checked that garage yet for that "cheap" wheel, Alan

No I'm still looking

Hi Alan,

Just to save you the bother

But thanks anyway. Hope to see you soon.

Zeb · Posted 31 Aug 2010, 11:28 #107

Ok folks. Below is a pdf file with a map of Clumber Park. We have been advised to use the Barbecue Area where we can, not surprisingly, have barbecues and erections and such-like goings on!

Please note however this is a grass parking area and not brilliant for wheel chairs (sorry about that...but we'd all help out I am sure..!) We are reasonably close to other facilities however.

We have to mark out our own territory apparently...no cones, no nothing...I'll bring the cat..he is good at that sort of thing... :shock:

Bring kites / footballs / frisbees etc...oh and your picnic natch...otherwise you might get hungry..

On arrival, if you ask the way to the barbecue area at the gate someone will be happy to direct you - from either entrance.

Unfortunately they do not (will not) do discounts for groups on their parking charges because we are not driving coaches..

Anyway, if you require any further details just PM me or post a reply on here.

Welcome Map.pdf

Zeb · Posted 02 Sep 2010, 16:54 #108

S'cuse the bump...but it is getting close....

Posted 02 Sep 2010, 17:15 #109

Zeb wrote:S'cuse the bump...but it is getting close....

You wanna see a doctor about that then.... :gmc:

Zeb · Posted 02 Sep 2010, 17:33 #110

SpongeBob wrote:
Zeb wrote:S'cuse the bump...but it is getting close....

You wanna see a doctor about that then....

Yeah...but he is only around when the Club natives get fractious.... :lol:

tigerchubs · Posted 02 Sep 2010, 19:22 #111

Ask Takestock to do the BBQ he's very accomplished. :lol:

I may have a ride over as I am only 20mins or so from Clumber, I will confirm in the next few days.

takestock · Posted 02 Sep 2010, 20:11 #112

Would be nice to see you Kev, fire extinguisher and all

Rammie · Posted 02 Sep 2010, 20:28 #113

Anyone got a long range weather forecast?

James.uk · Posted 03 Sep 2010, 16:00 #114

Weather for:-

Monday 13 September 2010 to Sunday 26 September 2010

By this time it is likely that the remnants of old hurricanes will cross the Atlantic and allow in some autumnal wind and rain.

Indications from atmospheric models point to there being most rain in the north and west of the UK as you would expect from Atlantic frontal systems.

:roll:

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Rammie · Posted 03 Sep 2010, 16:55 #115

James.uk wrote:Weather for:-

Monday 13 September 2010 to Sunday 26 September 2010

By this time it is likely that the remnants of old hurricanes will cross the Atlantic and allow in some autumnal wind and rain.

Indications from atmospheric models point to there being most rain in the north and west of the UK as you would expect from Atlantic frontal systems.

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Oh no! That doesn't sound so good. I was hoping for an Indian Summer

goodlittlewifey · Posted 04 Sep 2010, 12:10 #116

bumpy bump

johnwh74 · Posted 04 Sep 2010, 14:01 #117

Sorry but we going to have to go from a definate down to a possibility as i lost my mum on Thursday and it looks like the funeral is going to be the day after the meet. So much to do and heads not even straight to do it :cry:

Regards John

James.uk · Posted 04 Sep 2010, 22:32 #118

Weather for:- Monday 6 September 2010 to Sunday 12 September 2010

The one where pressure falls
During this week, it looks like Atlantic fronts will make inroads as the anticyclone is displaced eastwards.

The result is likely to be breezy and sometimes wet weather in Northern Ireland and western Britain. The majority of England, Scotland and Wales should still feel warm sunshine in the day and cold by night....

Looking OK...

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Posted 05 Sep 2010, 13:08 #119

johnwh74 wrote:Sorry but we going to have to go from a definate down to a possibility as i lost my mum on Thursday and it looks like the funeral is going to be the day after the meet. So much to do and heads not even straight to do it

Regards John

Admin note: Follow-up posts passing on messages of condolence have been merged together into one topic here: viewtopic.php?f=23&t=1747 for consistency across both subjects.

Suffolk Man · Posted 06 Sep 2010, 17:54 #120

hi will be there with the ztt

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