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Postby Scott J » Wed 16.08.2006, 11:01

John, the CL newsletter (i.e. John Cherry appreciation society fanzine) always arrives at the last moment. And then Booby complains that people pre-booked for Glamis and Culzean. He's never ever got of his arse to arrange a stand at Culzean before, hence all the individual entries.
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Postby Rambo » Wed 16.08.2006, 22:58

The entrant plaque will look good on a black Elan Scott. Are you coming or are you doing that mad marathon stuff ??

I'll probably miss the Friday Le Mans Bistrotek pish up this year due to family commitments but will be there on the Sunday. Might make late Sat. evening but don't hold your breath !!
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Postby Scott J » Thu 17.08.2006, 09:43

Mark,

Sun - I'm cycling to Edinburgh to redeem my carbom emissions balance.

Sat - Waiting on Curry's to deliver a fridge/freezer, if a.m. I'll try to pop up to Callander for a natter, but if its p.m. I'm stuffed. Need to prep bikes too !
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Postby Rambo » Fri 18.08.2006, 08:55

John - don't forget to prod Andrew into action - he needs to get polishing his car and also that cup needs a bit of a shine with Duraclit

Alan - are you camping Fri/Sat ??

Any other takers ?? Are you coming in the Elan or the clapped out TVR Stef ?? :D
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Postby ab2cv » Fri 18.08.2006, 09:29

Just planning to camp on the Saturday. Sending off the form today so hopefully that's enough time to get all the stuff back from them.

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Postby John_W » Fri 18.08.2006, 09:38

Rambo wrote:John - don't forget to prod Andrew into action - he needs to get polishing his car and also that cup needs a bit of a shine with Duraclit.

Mark,
I think you mean Duraglit. Or maybe not.

I've had no response form 'phoning Andrew so I wonder if he's on holiday. I'll maybe try going to his house.

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Postby Monty » Fri 18.08.2006, 09:54

Rambo wrote:John - don't forget to prod Andrew into action - he needs to get polishing his car and also that cup needs a bit of a shine with Duraclit

Alan - are you camping Fri/Sat ??

Any other takers ?? Are you coming in the Elan or the clapped out TVR Stef ?? :D


Stef said she was flying up to Stevo`s to pick the TVR up on her way to callander
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Postby Dico » Fri 18.08.2006, 09:58

Duraclit :-D

Subtle as a house brick Mark.

Yes I confirm Stefs going up for a ride (or two).

Hope you have a good time chaps/chapeses, just remember which pubs we're barred from :-D
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Postby John_W » Fri 18.08.2006, 11:49

Dico wrote: just remember which pubs we're barred from

Whaddya mean we?

Just talked to Andrew - he won't be defending his cup. Going to a wedding up north (yes there are places north of Aberdeen).

Anyway he's not been polishing his car as he's been doing house alterations (where have I heard that before? Oh yes, from me). However we agreed that we owe BigErch a visit sometime soon.


If I can get a hotel for Saturday I'll see you for an evening stroll, but if it's as difficult as last year I might just drive down very early on Sunday.

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Postby Julie » Fri 18.08.2006, 22:11

any room for another 3 - thinking of bringing two mates along for the ride? Has anyone got a spare tent?

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Postby ab2cv » Fri 18.08.2006, 23:20

I'm borrowing someones tent but could easily get a hold of another one if required? Dunno how many it takes though...

Alan

p.s. how do you fit 3 in an Elan? :wink:
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Postby Stef » Sat 19.08.2006, 21:08

Spare plaque entry for anyone who wants it.

Since my dream of TVR ownership has thwarted me once again :cry:
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Postby BigErch » Mon 21.08.2006, 12:46

We're pretty busy these days so i'm gutted i can't make calendar. If anyone wants to come up to Ballater after Calendar on the Sunday then it'd be great to catch up. There's plenty room for camping and I'll keep some rooms aside for any wimps wanting B&B.

The roads up here are great fun as long as u don't get stuck behind a tourist bus :evil: I fitted Mike's old exhaust last week. It's great to finally hear the engine 8) I was whipping an MGF last week and experienced the fuel cutoff problem. The little yellow light came on for a wee while and the engine was cutting out.

I met Billy Conolly on Saturday. He stays just up the road and had to stop at our gate cause one of the tourist busses got stuck on the bridge! Justine ushered the kids away after a while cause his language became more colourfull the longer he was stuck there.
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Postby ESM » Mon 21.08.2006, 12:59

I might be able to make this - I'll probably be in Glasgow next weekend. Its too late to get a proper entry now but if get there I'll park amongst the Mondeos etc.
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Postby Scott J » Mon 21.08.2006, 14:18

looks like Archies green mean machine has found a surrogate hethel hall to call home :D
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Postby ESM » Mon 21.08.2006, 14:38

ESM wrote:I might be able to make this - I'll probably be in Glasgow next weekend. Its too late to get a proper entry now but if get there I'll park amongst the Mondeos etc.


or maybe not since:

' The events and facilities featured on this web page are for entrants only and in their interest, comfort and enjoyment non entrants will not under any circumstances be permitted to attend or participate. '

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Postby M100 TWO » Mon 21.08.2006, 18:55

BigErich absolutely stunning, that project will take a life time but the end result would be well worth all the effort, take my hat off to you
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Postby John_W » Mon 21.08.2006, 19:30

M100 TWO wrote:BigErich absolutely stunning, that project will take a life time but the end result would be well worth all the effort, take my hat off to you
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John,
Whaddya mean project? That's it after Archie finished.

Alan,
Which day are you thinking of going to Callander? I could give you the daughterboard & switch kit back and save some postage :-D . Maybe we could also chat about the results.

As far as the dire warnings go, I don't think they will actually be any armed guards to keep you out. What happens is that people with the magic badge (maybe you could get Stef's) are allowed into one field, and people without it are put in the next field and have to walk over. People with the badge are also given the route map for the "scenic drives" etc, but since I'll already have had two or three hours of scenic drive getting there I'll just be looking to shoot the sh1t with those Elan owners present and get a beer. Saturday is a day of stuff for the entrants (and was a bit quiet last year) whereas Sunday is the day of the public show where all cars are supposed to be on the club stands, and was busier.

Archie,
You've bought a landmark. That estate is a well-known location in this neck of the woods. Beautiful countryside, and the humpiest hump-back bridge I've ever seen. You must invite JimP.

I'll be passing in the October school holidays, so will call in; also Andrew Ennis is up for a day-trip out to see you sometime.

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Postby Rambo » Mon 21.08.2006, 21:48

Could be a great place for an LEC photo shoot Archie. And what about inviting the Big Yin and Pammy over for a few beers and some f words ??? I'll drop in sometime when you've settled in and things are a bit less chaotic.

Let me know if you need any exotic whiskies for the bar and I'll drop by the SMWS and pick some up
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Postby BigErch » Mon 21.08.2006, 22:29

John_W wrote:Whaddya mean project? That's it after Archie finished..

I beg to differ. This ones gonna take a long time to finish. This place is like a Scooby Doo Haunted House. We've got bats and TWO ghosts :shock: Not seen them myself yet.

John_W wrote:Beautiful countryside, and the humpiest hump-back bridge I've ever seen.

Nice 90 degree bend 20 yards on from the crest tho :evil:

John_W wrote:I'll be passing in the October school holidays, so will call in; also Andrew Ennis is up for a day-trip out to see you sometime.

Any Elan owners are more than welcome.

Rambo - Pop up anytime. I'll show u mine if u show me yours - malts that is!

Everyone have a great time at Calendar and stay out the curry house :oops:
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