Isle of Man 2007 and 2008

Post and Discuss UK-related one-off events here.

Moderators: theelanman, dapinky, Specky, clemo, Nige, Sy V, Dave Eds, DaveT, Elanlover, muley, Enright, algirdas, nitroman, GeoffSmith

Re: Isle of Man 24th to 27th October 2008

Postby DaveT » Sat 18.10.2008, 07:57

paulwatkins wrote:
chris.t wrote:
DaveT wrote:OK folks T - 7
- suggest meet ChrisT and PaulW at Stafford South services 0915- but not stopping


what time Paul???? say 0845 so we have some time in hand - get a costas if we get there early too. Take it Dt will phone us when his eta is 15 mins away or someat so we can do a rolling meet ala Dony.

incidentally, photos of tarka trail on tarka trail thread!


0845 sounds good. We'll be ready for a coffee break after 2 hours non-stop on the road.

I'm sure DaisyT or DaisyEds will give us a call as they approach



Photos look good Chris....mine are still on the works pc :oops:
:offtopic: :lol:


Cannot phone when driving mate!!!!!!! but mines a latte with a straw.
THE PIMPERNEL MOD

Don't get mad- get even!!
Good days are Elan days
User avatar
DaveT
Sadly departed but never forgotten
 
Posts: 2183
Joined: Fri 04.11.2005, 17:35
Location: Lincs

Re: Isle of Man 24th to 27th October 2008

Postby chris.t » Sat 18.10.2008, 09:39

So Dave, I take it then you'll be stopping at the Stafford services, your previous post suggested you weren't. Easy either way :wink: You'd probably do with a break by then i guess.
Could the 'Hokey-Cokey' actually be what it's all about?
User avatar
chris.t
God
 
Posts: 3671
Joined: Mon 11.07.2005, 09:56
Location: Storrington, West Sussex

Re: Isle of Man 24th to 27th October 2008

Postby DaveT » Sat 18.10.2008, 10:07

chris.t wrote:So Dave, I take it then you'll be stopping at the Stafford services, your previous post suggested you weren't. Easy either way :wink: You'd probably do with a break by then i guess.

Hi Chris- just a comfort stop as we need to be getting further north.
THE PIMPERNEL MOD

Don't get mad- get even!!
Good days are Elan days
User avatar
DaveT
Sadly departed but never forgotten
 
Posts: 2183
Joined: Fri 04.11.2005, 17:35
Location: Lincs

Re: Isle of Man 24th to 27th October 2008

Postby chris.t » Sat 18.10.2008, 12:34

DaveT wrote:
chris.t wrote:So Dave, I take it then you'll be stopping at the Stafford services, your previous post suggested you weren't. Easy either way :wink: You'd probably do with a break by then i guess.

Hi Chris- just a comfort stop as we need to be getting further north.

gotchya
Could the 'Hokey-Cokey' actually be what it's all about?
User avatar
chris.t
God
 
Posts: 3671
Joined: Mon 11.07.2005, 09:56
Location: Storrington, West Sussex

Re: Isle of Man 24th to 27th October 2008

Postby DaveT » Mon 20.10.2008, 07:28

8) Only four more sleeps.......
THE PIMPERNEL MOD

Don't get mad- get even!!
Good days are Elan days
User avatar
DaveT
Sadly departed but never forgotten
 
Posts: 2183
Joined: Fri 04.11.2005, 17:35
Location: Lincs

Re: Isle of Man 24th to 27th October 2008

Postby chris.t » Tue 21.10.2008, 09:17

8) Only three more sleeps.......

Hope the M6 stays clear for our journey, its been closed this morning!
Could the 'Hokey-Cokey' actually be what it's all about?
User avatar
chris.t
God
 
Posts: 3671
Joined: Mon 11.07.2005, 09:56
Location: Storrington, West Sussex

Re: Isle of Man 24th to 27th October 2008

Postby DaveT » Tue 21.10.2008, 10:42

8)
Saw that on the news- worst nightmare. Whole family trapped in a car whilst it goes up in flames.

Will check all routes before I leave and ferry web site.

D
THE PIMPERNEL MOD

Don't get mad- get even!!
Good days are Elan days
User avatar
DaveT
Sadly departed but never forgotten
 
Posts: 2183
Joined: Fri 04.11.2005, 17:35
Location: Lincs

Re: Isle of Man 24th to 27th October 2008

Postby Dave Eds » Tue 21.10.2008, 12:45

Stuart (Islandbloke) and Glyn Harper from the "enemy" are hoping to join up with us over the weekend! :-D
Spud

'92 NM SE, '10 Evora NA now gone '90 Calypso SE now sold '62 Wolseley 1500


Spud's Cotswold Holiday Cottage for hire - LEC discount available
User avatar
Dave Eds
Moderator
 
Posts: 5131
Joined: Thu 05.01.2006, 22:59
Location: Wadesmill, Herts or Mickleton, Gloucs or somewhere else

Re: Isle of Man 24th to 27th October 2008

Postby DaveT » Tue 21.10.2008, 16:52

8)
That would be Sgt "the good egg" Glyn Harper then?
THE PIMPERNEL MOD

Don't get mad- get even!!
Good days are Elan days
User avatar
DaveT
Sadly departed but never forgotten
 
Posts: 2183
Joined: Fri 04.11.2005, 17:35
Location: Lincs

Re: Isle of Man 24th to 27th October 2008

Postby DaveT » Wed 22.10.2008, 07:26

8)
BBC forecast this morning for Friday 24th- a return to autumnal sunshine and more settled weather for the weekend- heres hoping.
THE PIMPERNEL MOD

Don't get mad- get even!!
Good days are Elan days
User avatar
DaveT
Sadly departed but never forgotten
 
Posts: 2183
Joined: Fri 04.11.2005, 17:35
Location: Lincs

Re: Isle of Man 24th to 27th October 2008

Postby paulwatkins » Wed 22.10.2008, 13:39

DaveT wrote:8)
BBC forecast this morning for Friday 24th- a return to autumnal sunshine and more settled weather for the weekend- heres hoping.


:smt017 All the forecasts I've looked at are saying heavy rain on Saturday with strong winds over the whole of the weekend!

Perfect weather for sailing across the Irish Ocean and trundling around an island in a convertable :lol:

I hope you're right Dave
User avatar
paulwatkins
God
 
Posts: 1431
Joined: Thu 13.04.2006, 08:54
Location: WsM, UK

Re: Isle of Man 24th to 27th October 2008

Postby Dave Eds » Wed 22.10.2008, 15:15

At least the pollution level is low! :shock:

They're obviously not aware that Collapso is on the island. :roll:


http://www.bbc.co.uk/weather/5day.shtml?id=2190
Spud

'92 NM SE, '10 Evora NA now gone '90 Calypso SE now sold '62 Wolseley 1500


Spud's Cotswold Holiday Cottage for hire - LEC discount available
User avatar
Dave Eds
Moderator
 
Posts: 5131
Joined: Thu 05.01.2006, 22:59
Location: Wadesmill, Herts or Mickleton, Gloucs or somewhere else

Re: Isle of Man 24th to 27th October 2008

Postby chris.t » Wed 22.10.2008, 15:58

Dave Eds wrote:At least the pollution level is low! :shock:



lets see if we can change that situation :lol:

Don't let the weather worry you, we're going to have a good time!
Could the 'Hokey-Cokey' actually be what it's all about?
User avatar
chris.t
God
 
Posts: 3671
Joined: Mon 11.07.2005, 09:56
Location: Storrington, West Sussex

Re: Isle of Man 24th to 27th October 2008

Postby paulwatkins » Wed 22.10.2008, 19:46

Think I'm going to have to take the hard top!
User avatar
paulwatkins
God
 
Posts: 1431
Joined: Thu 13.04.2006, 08:54
Location: WsM, UK

Re: Isle of Man 24th to 27th October 2008

Postby DaveT » Thu 23.10.2008, 06:57

8)
OK looks like Sat may be a bit wet and windy.
Fri forecast looks OK so we should get there without too many problems.
Sat looks like the the wind and rain may pass through fairly rapidly so we should get a window there.
Sunday looks very good so we should be OK for the TT course before breaky, and the rest of the day to saunter about like tourists.
Monday back into the Pool should be OK and some action on the way home!!!!!
THE PIMPERNEL MOD

Don't get mad- get even!!
Good days are Elan days
User avatar
DaveT
Sadly departed but never forgotten
 
Posts: 2183
Joined: Fri 04.11.2005, 17:35
Location: Lincs

Re: Isle of Man 24th to 27th October 2008

Postby ailwyn » Thu 23.10.2008, 08:59

Have a good one this weekend boys... no injuries to cars or cargo please!
ailwyn
Forum Member
 
Posts: 3361
Joined: Tue 09.08.2005, 20:45

Re: Isle of Man 24th to 27th October 2008

Postby DaveT » Thu 23.10.2008, 09:23

8)
Thanx Ailwyn. We'll be careful.

D
THE PIMPERNEL MOD

Don't get mad- get even!!
Good days are Elan days
User avatar
DaveT
Sadly departed but never forgotten
 
Posts: 2183
Joined: Fri 04.11.2005, 17:35
Location: Lincs

Re: Isle of Man 24th to 27th October 2008

Postby chris.t » Thu 23.10.2008, 09:46

ailwyn wrote:Have a good one this weekend boys... no injuries to cars or cargo please!

Thanks A, if the weather forecast is as it says at the mo, the only injuries will be from falling over in the bar :lol:
Could the 'Hokey-Cokey' actually be what it's all about?
User avatar
chris.t
God
 
Posts: 3671
Joined: Mon 11.07.2005, 09:56
Location: Storrington, West Sussex

Re: Isle of Man 24th to 27th October 2008

Postby Dave Eds » Thu 23.10.2008, 10:20

I'm thinking I may take my pedal bike as well.

I'll get less wet on that, and still be able to go faster on track than DaisyT :mrgreen:
Spud

'92 NM SE, '10 Evora NA now gone '90 Calypso SE now sold '62 Wolseley 1500


Spud's Cotswold Holiday Cottage for hire - LEC discount available
User avatar
Dave Eds
Moderator
 
Posts: 5131
Joined: Thu 05.01.2006, 22:59
Location: Wadesmill, Herts or Mickleton, Gloucs or somewhere else

Re: Isle of Man 24th to 27th October 2008

Postby DaveT » Thu 23.10.2008, 12:00

Dave Eds wrote:I'm thinking I may take my pedalo.

I'll get less wet on that



You may need one of them!!
THE PIMPERNEL MOD

Don't get mad- get even!!
Good days are Elan days
User avatar
DaveT
Sadly departed but never forgotten
 
Posts: 2183
Joined: Fri 04.11.2005, 17:35
Location: Lincs

PreviousNext

Return to Events - U.K.

Who is online

Users browsing this forum: No registered users and 0 guests

cron