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by tte200 » Mon 20.06.2011, 06:50
I bet Ben is gutted too.
There will be another time.[/quote]
Ben gutted to...he has been looking forward to this and telling them at school about the wr attempt.
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by Paul69 » Mon 20.06.2011, 07:46
I have still not had tickets through form seloc who else has not received there tickets?
Looking forward to the meeting , should be a good-un

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by ShaunM » Mon 20.06.2011, 11:25
tte200 wrote::(
I bet Ben is gutted too.
There will be another time.
Ben gutted to...he has been looking forward to this and telling them at school about the wr attempt.[/quote]
Gutted for you both, hope you're felling better soon. I'll get those DVD's sorted and post over to you to cheer Ben up. I'll message you about the ticket.
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by Monty » Mon 20.06.2011, 15:59
Got my tickets last week, think it was Thursday
Got the stiffy off as it been left in to get an O2 sensor boss welded in place so i can go closed loop, picking it up tomo`s and also got new chip fitted too
Were thinking of setting off about 10am on friday to get there for around 2ish, hope there`s no restrictions on size of tent

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by Stef » Mon 20.06.2011, 16:16
Have also camped at Snetterton before. Was very cold wet and windy...
I'll be arriving probably around 7pm on Friday.
As an additional adventure, for those who maybe interested, the St George's English Whisky distillary is literally around the courner and worth a visit. Anyone up for it? I'll be going as I have a Royal Wedding special to collect. Not for drinking
See you all soon
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by Rice crispy » Mon 20.06.2011, 18:30
Update about camping arrival on friday from Burt.
Dave, as early as possible would be good - then better chance of a good spot...after lunchtime i expect space to start becoming a bit of a premium!!
I'm not likely to be there much before 7pm so if anyone gets there earlier maybe they can get a block of spaces ?
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by bobbrown » Mon 20.06.2011, 18:42
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by rip » Mon 20.06.2011, 18:49
Stef wrote:As an additional adventure, for those who maybe interested, the St George's English Whisky distillary is literally around the courner and worth a visit. Anyone up for it? I'll be going as I have a Royal Wedding special to collect. Not for drinking
That's like having an Elan & not driving it.
Rather than waste it, I'll be happy to drink it for you

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by Monty » Mon 20.06.2011, 22:30
Actually mines bigger
So whose going to be there early on friday to grab a spot?
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by rip » Tue 21.06.2011, 08:36
Monty wrote:So whose going to be there early on friday to grab a spot?
I'm hoping to get there at around lunchtime.
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by tte200 » Tue 21.06.2011, 19:37
My ticket is still available (includes camping) if anyone wants it let me know asap. (it is free)
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by Dave Eds » Tue 21.06.2011, 21:44
I seem to have 2 spare full weekend including camping tickets. Anyone interested?
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by Monty » Tue 21.06.2011, 23:20
rip wrote:Monty wrote:So whose going to be there early on friday to grab a spot?
I'm hoping to get there at around lunchtime.
Nice one Rips, see you there around 2pm
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by Stef » Wed 22.06.2011, 12:01
rip wrote:Stef wrote:As an additional adventure, for those who maybe interested, the St George's English Whisky distillary is literally around the courner and worth a visit. Anyone up for it? I'll be going as I have a Royal Wedding special to collect. Not for drinking
That's like having an Elan & not driving it.
Rather than waste it, I'll be happy to drink it for you

Yeah, I'm sure there will be attempts by a few! It will hopefully be a good pension contribution in a few years. And I'll be bringing Abelour

There is still some left after last night's Birthday drinking session...

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Also, if anyone has entry ticket for Sunday, my friend Sue might be making it over. Probably in a Merc though which we will need to banish from view! Can any spare tickets be brought on the day so we can meet and give to any last min attendees?
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by bobbrown » Wed 22.06.2011, 12:18
Tickets can be purchased on the gate on the day although slightly more expensive at £13.00 (I think).
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by bobbrown » Wed 22.06.2011, 12:42
Weather forecast is not looking too bad.
East of England
Dry on Friday but perhaps cloudier later after some sunshine.
Cloudy with perhaps a little rain in places Saturday then dry and increasingly sunny for Sunday and becoming very warm.
Good thing with Snetterton is even with vast amounts of rain you do not end up in a muddy field as its on sandy soil
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by chris.t » Wed 22.06.2011, 13:32
I will be doing the track tomorrow and I'm staying over til the friday so may see some of you guys.
Could the 'Hokey-Cokey' actually be what it's all about?
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by chris.t » Wed 22.06.2011, 13:34
Dave Eds wrote:I seem to have 2 spare full weekend including camping tickets. Anyone interested?
so it really is terminal then Dave, sorry to hear that. You shouldn't have mentioned "track day" in ear shot of the car. Try advertising on Seloc.
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by ShaunM » Wed 22.06.2011, 13:54
bobbrown wrote:Weather forecast is not looking too bad.
Good thing with Snetterton is even with vast amounts of rain you do not end up in a muddy field as its on sandy soil
Bob
Talking of vast amount of rain, we've just had a thunderstorm and about a month's amount of rain in 30 minutes!
Maybe the grass might turn green instead of straw-yellow, and the tent pegs will go in the ground easier!

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by Steve A » Wed 22.06.2011, 14:46
Weather forecast is not looking too bad.
That's the mistake we made last year, best be prepared for anything between a bizzard and a drought
We hope it stay's good for you all

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