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hanging-on in quiet desperation ...
- Location
- Kirton, Devon.
Dayvo said:
Hej!
Let me know when...we're around a bit, pm me.
Anyone in Exeter feel like a beer . . .
- Thread starter Dayvo
- Start date
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Hej!
Let me know when...we're around a bit, pm me.
- Location
- Next door to Mr Benn at No 54
If you wanted to make it an evening gathering pub crawl, I expect there are Bed and Breakfast establishments in Exeter 
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How can I put this diplomatically, you might want it to beboys men only, I won't take it personnally 
if you do, Wouldn't want to cramp anyone's style would I (do peeps use that expression these days?)
.How can I put this diplomatically, you might want it to be
if you do, Wouldn't want to cramp anyone's style would I (do peeps use that expression these days?)
SamNichols
New Member
- Location
- Colne, Lancs
Speicher, for all of your time here, I never knew you were a lady. That's a bit odd, but then quite a few people used to think that I was a lady.
If you're doing a pub crawl, then head on out to Topsham and do as the students do - the Topsham 10. It's grim.
If you're doing a pub crawl, then head on out to Topsham and do as the students do - the Topsham 10. It's grim.
- Location
- Next door to Mr Benn at No 54
SamNichols said:
As I chose a foreign word for my forum name (no, I am not going to tell you which language it is from) and a Tug boat for my avatar, I think you can be excused for that, Sam.
I think that I might also be a bit too old to blend in with students.
spandex
I love Dr D
i would love to but im going to be in good old York next time maybe?
- Location
- Next door to Mr Benn at No 54
Or Nottingham? I was going to ask you and Mickle if you can suggest anywhere to stay near the race course to see Penny Farthings etc.
I expect you are all staying somewhere near there, and not returning to York each evening. I would probably go by train, or dr*ve, not sure yet, but would prefer to reach the venue on foot or by public transport. Have you got any ideas? I am sure I won't be the only one asking you this.
I expect you are all staying somewhere near there, and not returning to York each evening. I would probably go by train, or dr*ve, not sure yet, but would prefer to reach the venue on foot or by public transport. Have you got any ideas? I am sure I won't be the only one asking you this.
spandex
I love Dr D
we have campsite lined up not far from the race course if you keep looking on http://www.getcyclingshow.info/ we will get it on there asap.
Joe24
More serious cyclist than Bonj
- Location
- Nottingham
Speicher said:Or Nottingham? I was going to ask you and Mickle if you can suggest anywhere to stay near the race course to see Penny Farthings etc.
I expect you are all staying somewhere near there, and not returning to York each evening. I would probably go by train, or dr*ve, not sure yet, but would prefer to reach the venue on foot or by public transport. Have you got any ideas? I am sure I won't be the only one asking you this.
Nearest camp site is the one at Holme Peirre Pont. Should be open in May. Its pretty decent.
Not that one is it Spandex? Dont know the name of it, but its pretty much just accross the river from Holme Peirre Pont.
SamNichols
New Member
- Location
- Colne, Lancs
I've just realised that I can't come to the cyclechat meeting, as I'm in Arran faffing about. D'oh!
Chuffy
Veteran
- Location
- On the banks of the Exe
Hmmmm, day-after-Boxing Day Pud Burner finishing at the Double Locks anyone?
Chuffy
Veteran
- Location
- On the banks of the Exe
I'm thinking of gentle heat. Perhaps a nice easy route finishing at the Double Locks? Erm, ah ha! Meet in town, head up the Tivvy road, potter off through Stoke Canon, Thorverton, Shute etc then head back to the Double along the flood channel path. 30 cheeky miles with the odd pub stop on the way.andygates said:
Any takers?
spandex
I love Dr D
Joe24 said:
yer it sounds like the one thanks Joe24
