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Postby John_W » Mon 13.03.2006, 10:34

Sy V wrote:Surely you're on about Mark?

Sy,
You might conclude that, however I couldn't possibly comment.

John :wink:
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Postby stevo » Mon 13.03.2006, 18:14

i protest! theres more than one "whisky-swilling womanising bon viveur" in the present company. :smt030 :smt058 :ladysman: :smt034 :smt035 :beer: :bananasex: :smt059
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Postby Monty » Mon 13.03.2006, 21:10

John.W

Dico and I may meet up, but depends on the weather etc.
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Postby John_W » Mon 13.03.2006, 21:37

Monty wrote:John.W
Dico and I may meet up, but depends on the weather etc.

Monty,
it would be great to see you. You have all the details and contact 'phone numbers to let you call us and check progress through the day.

After last year's delays I won't blame you for not waiting for us again. Like herding cats. :roll: :wink:

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Postby Dico » Mon 13.03.2006, 21:56

We're thinking - A roads - friday afternoon - rain :shock:

Would be a good run on a nice day though, lets see what the good old british weather brings :?
4+ hours stuck in a damp bucket seat with a mad Irishman at the wheel - Deep joy!!!!
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Postby theelanman » Tue 14.03.2006, 13:49

Dico wrote:We're thinking - A roads - friday afternoon - rain :shock:

Would be a good run on a nice day though, lets see what the good old british weather brings :?


I dearly hope youre wrong Dico but its not looking like it at the moment

weather for friday snow
weather for saturday sleet

currently no chance of getting the car out at all.......our snow started to melt when it started to rain....only it then decided to stop raining and freeze instead......it is impossible to drive on and its frozen the garage shut......basically looks like a 3" thick ice rink that someone has stuck on our town at the moment......even made it on to the news!!!!

I'll need to assess the situation on friday....see if the planned route is possible........
I'll be coming from buxton (hopefully) however if its really crap weather I'll need to ring you guys and I'd suggest a trip down the A50 from knutsford instead......keep to the 'lowlands'....the cheshire plain....
if its snowing they'll shut the cat and fiddle and wont let me out unless I go down the a6 which is in completely the opposite direction....
will keep you all posted
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Postby 51mon » Thu 16.03.2006, 19:02

Garath,

If the trip over the top is not practical because of the weather would it not be better to meet in Knutsford rather than at the Egerton Arms?
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Postby theelanman » Thu 16.03.2006, 19:18

yep....
a50's the road......
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Postby John_W » Thu 16.03.2006, 19:58

theelanman wrote:yep....
a50's the road......
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Gareth,
by that, do you mean that the Cat & Fiddle road is currently impassable and that you have made the decision to go by the A50?

If that is the case we need to change the rendezvous to Knutsford Services on the M6 rather than the Egerton Arms as it will then be well out of our way.

Please confirm.

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Postby theelanman » Thu 16.03.2006, 20:49

John
the road is open at the moment but we might get snow tonight.....then again maybe not.....we've our own little micro climate up here....
I'll ring everyone in the morning about 11am if there are any changes to the original plan.. after Ive been up there to investigate if thats ok with everyone
ie I let you know if you cant go that way!!!!
does that seem resonable????
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Postby Monty » Thu 16.03.2006, 21:31

-1 tonite and suppose to be light rain tomo`s :roll:

If it is raining i`m just heading straight down to the hotel.

See u all there, what ever happens :-D
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Postby Stef » Thu 16.03.2006, 21:53

Safe journeying guys
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They begin as grapes, and it's up to women to stomp the sh * t out of them until they turn into something acceptable to have dinner with.
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Postby John_W » Thu 16.03.2006, 22:50

theelanman wrote:I'll ring everyone in the morning about 11am if there are any changes to the original plan.. after Ive been up there to investigate

Good man Gareth,
Let's hope people have their 'phones switched on.

Not long to go. I'm leaving the house just after 7 tomorow. Andrew Ennis has already set off. See you tomorrow.

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Postby Sy V » Thu 16.03.2006, 22:52

Costas has already arrived!
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Postby stevo » Thu 16.03.2006, 23:21

snow in paisley but its not lying........yet :(
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Postby theelanman » Fri 17.03.2006, 02:49

bit more snow in buxton but its only a scattering!!!!
brake bleed tomorrow am....erm thats in about 5 hours!!!
but its lloking ok and passable!!!
should be a good trip but its going to be hoods up guys!!
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Postby stevo » Fri 17.03.2006, 09:37

bright and sunny in paisley! here we go, here we go, here we go. :-D
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Postby Sy V » Fri 17.03.2006, 09:42

Cold windy and dank in the Midlands.
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Postby theelanman » Fri 17.03.2006, 19:48

well they should be there...met them at knutsford and went with them over the cat and fiddle (mildy snowy..for there anyway) to ashbourne..
left them at about 5:30 so they should have arrived about 6ish!!!
see you all again tomorrow....
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Postby Rambo » Tue 21.03.2006, 11:38

John_W wrote:
Dico wrote:I guessed Stevo straight away :-D

Hmmm, I won't say you're wrong about one of the main bacon-roll guzzlers,
but I'll be interested to see if the real "whisky-swilling womanising bon viveur"
decides to step forward on this thread to claim the title from the young pretender.

John :wink:


Bit late I know but I have to dispell any vicious rumours that I am a "whisky-swilling womanising bon viveur"

The whisky swilling bon viveur bit sounds about right but I never touched the Sinclaire babe this year. Honest. The other blonde babe that was there last year has just had twins but that was not due to me either. Honest.

Probably the Young Pretender - that other "whisky-swilling womanising bon viveur" with the cheeesey grin !! Obviously test driving his stifffy !!

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