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by Nige » Fri 06.11.2009, 22:31
I have previous in Hereford but I think they've forgotten by now

. Aging is a good disguise, a trip down memory lane might be in order.
Seriously I stayed in a perfectly good B&B about 3 miles from the showground for the parts fair and had a good meal in a pub a short drive away. The 2 Geoffs recced both a RV and a convoy route into the showground. We have the barebones we just need to do the detail. Local knowledge and assistance are always welcome and I'll be in touch once I get this weekend out the way.
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by Nobby » Fri 06.11.2009, 22:42
Dave Eds wrote:Bit a luck, and a following wind, I'll be bunking up at Nobs

bed reservered, but you may have to help me put it together if the build is delayed

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by dapinky » Sat 07.11.2009, 00:32
Well, my brother is 2 doors down from the Tarry (Ledbury direction!) and I believe he spends more time in there than in the house!
Bloody good food, too!
Dave
Just the one now, but this one's mine! - and it will be finished eventually..... - but also temporary custodian of a project until it is finished enough for Angie to drive it
...oh, and a 2006 Freelander destined for the jungles of The Gambia - 4500 miles across roads, desert and tracks - what could possibly go wrong?
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by theelanman » Sat 07.11.2009, 01:18
ok a nice b&b with a big car park....near a curry house n pub would be good....
in fact a nice pub that sells curry and has rooms to let for the night and a nice big secure car park sounds absolutely spot on

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by a5gcd » Sat 07.11.2009, 20:12
theelanman wrote:Iits just gonna be a pain getting past brum on a friday late afternoon....M6 and M5.....well for us 'northerners'
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There is a good cross country Elan route from M6 Jct 15 down through Eccleshall, Bridgnorth,Kidderminster etc.
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by a5gcd » Sat 07.11.2009, 20:33
dapinky wrote:Worcester Travelodge have got availability for £29 a night (room for 2).
But no car park at all!!
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by theelanman » Sun 08.11.2009, 12:38
a5gcd wrote:dapinky wrote:Worcester Travelodge have got availability for £29 a night (room for 2).
But no car park at all!!
thanks for clarifying that one geoff......
theelanman wrote:is the travelodge in the centre of town?....from the pic it looks like part of a tower block.....guess the parking would be crap.......just want someone to confirm.......
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by chris.t » Wed 03.02.2010, 13:22
The price of tickets have gone up then to £7/day pre-booked

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by Rambo » Wed 03.02.2010, 16:56
Yup - about twice the price this year Chris

From memory the advance ticket cost £7 for 2 days (!!) last year but I suppose that was a bargain? Perhaps the hire of the 3CS has something to do with it ?
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by chris.t » Wed 03.02.2010, 17:11
looks like Dee is going to have to wait outside this year then

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by Rambo » Wed 03.02.2010, 18:57
And do without a botulism burger

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