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Re: Isle of Man 10th to 13th July 2009

Postby chris.t » Wed 24.06.2009, 10:06

Track booked, plenty of time for taking photos
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Re: Isle of Man 10th to 13th July 2009

Postby DaveT » Wed 24.06.2009, 12:25

8) 15 to go and gearing up in earnest. Plenty of stuff going on on the Isle that weekend but we have very long days to make use of it. All of the roads may be busier at times but we'll have to work round it.
I'm going to pre book some restaurants due to busy times and hopefully we'll all be able to eat together. May avoid the curry house this year and go for a Chinese [Maxine not able to do Indian food] and parking for 9 cars more difficult there.
The local Plod are looking at us getting together for a meet in Ramsey over the weekend- I'll keep you posted.

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Re: Isle of Man 10th to 13th July 2009

Postby m400kay » Wed 24.06.2009, 13:55

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m400kay wrote:Any one travelling down from the frozen north and where would be a good place to meet up up after many long hours travel from the dark lands.

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Which route are you planning to use to get into Liverpool ? Are you going to drive the extra 20 miles, or so, to the M56, where our rich cousins 8) :-) from the South are going or are you thinking of the more direct route for you ? e.g. the M58 ?


I have no idea maybe do M56 but depends on times and where to get breakfast willing to go with the flow.
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Re: Isle of Man 10th to 13th July 2009

Postby dapinky » Wed 24.06.2009, 14:27

DaveT wrote:The local Plod are looking at us getting together for a meet in Ramsey over the weekend- I'll keep you posted.


I aint a bloody bus driver, you know :lol:
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Re: Isle of Man 10th to 13th July 2009

Postby inkitin » Wed 24.06.2009, 22:33

m400kay wrote:
inkitin wrote:Mark

Which route are you planning to use to get into Liverpool ? Are you going to drive the extra 20 miles, or so, to the M56, where our rich cousins 8) :-) from the South are going or are you thinking of the more direct route for you ? e.g. the M58 ?


I have no idea maybe do M56 but depends on times and where to get breakfast willing to go with the flow.


It would be good if the whole party could meet up on the M56 but, if the that proves a few miles too far for you, I would be happy to meet up towards end of your journey (M58 or wherever) and travel into Liverpool together as a convoy of two.

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Re: Isle of Man 10th to 13th July 2009

Postby G UK » Fri 26.06.2009, 18:28

Right, Trackday booked at the original discounted price of £68.50.

Also I've ordered a camera for use in car which I'm hopeing will arrive in time allowing me to get some action video over the weekend and also checked when I booked the trackday that I would be able to use it there as well.

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Re: Isle of Man 10th to 13th July 2009

Postby chris.t » Fri 26.06.2009, 21:00

G UK wrote:Right, Trackday booked at the original discounted price of £68.50.

Also I've ordered a camera for use in car which I'm hopeing will arrive in time allowing me to get some action video over the weekend and also checked when I booked the trackday that I would be able to use it there as well.

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Re: Isle of Man 10th to 13th July 2009

Postby m400kay » Sat 27.06.2009, 16:46

inkitin wrote:
m400kay wrote:
inkitin wrote:Mark

Which route are you planning to use to get into Liverpool ? Are you going to drive the extra 20 miles, or so, to the M56, where our rich cousins 8) :-) from the South are going or are you thinking of the more direct route for you ? e.g. the M58 ?


I have no idea maybe do M56 but depends on times and where to get breakfast willing to go with the flow.


It would be good if the whole party could meet up on the M56 but, if the that proves a few miles too far for you, I would be happy to meet up towards end of your journey (M58 or wherever) and travel into Liverpool together as a convoy of two.

Roland

yes another couple of miles will not break us so someone save me looking at the lists so what time and place please and we will see if a lotus can do more than 200 miles plus with out an issue.
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Re: Isle of Man 10th to 13th July 2009

Postby Nobby » Sun 28.06.2009, 21:06

got my helmet out today and gave it a polish in readiness for Jurby!!
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Re: Isle of Man 10th to 13th July 2009

Postby chris.t » Thu 02.07.2009, 10:13

ok then who's organising the rvp's on the journey up then?? I'm getting all excited now :-D
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Re: Isle of Man 10th to 13th July 2009

Postby dapinky » Thu 02.07.2009, 10:28

Being new on this trip I'll go a couple of miles down the road where I'll meet up with Paul and follow him!

I'll be at his house at whatever time he tells me to be there, and we'll see the rest of you somewhere up country!!!!
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Re: Isle of Man 10th to 13th July 2009

Postby m400kay » Fri 03.07.2009, 06:54

okay time and place on M56 so i can set alarm for drive please.
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Re: Isle of Man 10th to 13th July 2009

Postby DaveT » Sat 04.07.2009, 07:43

DJT leaving Ipswich 0530
Cambridge services 0635
Stafford services 0900 approx
M56 0930 approx [joining at M6 / M56]
Filling up time at Asda Runcorn [may be a good place for others to meet us post code WA7 2PY]
Ferry terminal by 1100.

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Re: Isle of Man 10th to 13th July 2009

Postby Nobby » Sat 04.07.2009, 09:24

DaveT wrote:DJT leaving Ipswich 0530
Cambridge services 0635
Stafford services 0900 approx
M56 0930 approx [joining at M6 / M56]
Filling up time at Asda Runcorn [may be a good place for others to meet us post code WA7 2PY]
Ferry terminal by 1100.

B there or b square!!!


Mr T, see you at Cambridge Services dude.... :D

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Re: Isle of Man 10th to 13th July 2009

Postby chris.t » Sat 04.07.2009, 10:13

stafford services for me DT see you there
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Re: Isle of Man 10th to 13th July 2009

Postby m400kay » Sat 04.07.2009, 10:34

okay runcorn asda will try postcode to see distance and route, is it a long way out of my way from the north.
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Re: Isle of Man 10th to 13th July 2009

Postby dapinky » Sat 04.07.2009, 10:54

In the absence of Paul W (he's moving house this week, so far too busy for all this.....), I should think that breakfast at Stafford my be a good plan! (or is there a cafe at Asda, which may be better for the northerners?).

Either way, Stafford is a couple of hours up the road (according to Autoroute), so leaving home about 7 looks likely.
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Re: Isle of Man 10th to 13th July 2009

Postby inkitin » Sat 04.07.2009, 16:54

m400kay wrote:okay runcorn asda will try postcode to see distance and route, is it a long way out of my way from the north.


I would think around about 20 additional motorway miles, compared with your most direct route.
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Re: Isle of Man 10th to 13th July 2009

Postby G UK » Sat 04.07.2009, 20:04

About time I started plotting what I'm doing :-D .

I'll be coming over the Cat & Fiddle to Macclesfield, up the A537 to Knutsford joining the M6 at Junction 19. That should allow me to meet people at Runcorn.
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Re: Isle of Man 10th to 13th July 2009

Postby DaveT » Mon 06.07.2009, 07:23

There is a cafe at Asda but by the time we get to Stafford we'll have been on the road for 3 hours and think we may eat there. Besides I've been to the Runcorn Asda before!- Don't fancy leaving my car alone there. By the time we get to Runcorn we need to fill up and get nearer to the ferry.

In case anyone misses the rv's we'll be going into Liverpool on the A561 but when you get into Aigburth its a sharp left turn into Otterspool Road and thereby onto the marine drive and Dock Road which leads to the ferry and avoids the town centre traffic.

Have heard from the Seloc crowd who were there last weekend- they had a great time. They were met in Douglas by Stuart of LEF and Inspector Derek Flint.

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