Northern Meet-in-the-Middle - August Bank Holiday Sunday

[Bird Info guy]

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[Grey Wolf]

Northern - Meet - in - the - Middle


I'M IN [/COLOR=red]

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[Bob Pinder]

Have Great Time

If I wanted to join you guys I would have to leave today.
If I wanted to go on the "southern" run I would have to leave tomorrow!
Suppose thats one of the problems living in civilisation!
Are the snow ploughs out yet?



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:k

 

[fat bert]

Sorry Clive~~

won't be able to make it [bugger]

Have a Great Run though

Presumably Rear Gunner Quiney will be in charge of the broom again??

LOL

 

[skippy]

Barnard Castle....................

never been there and as it's only 300 miles, a bit of scenary, boring old motorway and a chance to meet a few Norveners.

I'll be in on that Clive

:beer: :beer:

 

[Fodder]

Barnard Castle, not been there for a while, subject to various caveats I should make this one.

It's only 30 odd miles to Alston over the tops from Barnard Castle, nice run up through Teesdale......

 

[shropslad]

can't make it

will still be away Clive,, maybe another time.

Have good one:yo:

 

[Stuey]

I'd come with you

Thats would, coz the latest news is that i'll be banned by then. Thats according to the court at Selby, where i'll be attending on thursday 14th. Unless its only a seven day jobby, then i'll should be good to go.

 

[roXXo]

Sorry Clive

can't make it. Not nights this time but morning shift 7 to 3 .
Have a great ride anyway. I know you will.

 

[ianrobbo1]

da boss she say YESSSSS

I would like to anounce to you all, that my partner Tina has granted me permission to join you at barnard castle for which I am most greatful:k

 

[george]

northern rideout

i would like to join you in barnard castle august bank holiday have local knowledge

 

[Grey Wolf]

Come on George

don't be shy Whats your location
are you in NE?

Clive: No it won't be like playing in the back yard as I hardly ever go over that way don't know why cos it's a good route for bikes.
BTW If your coming Alston way I could ride out & meet up before barny
If your going back Alston i could ride back and break off along the way.
Looking forward to it already.


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Del

 

[SteveG]

I'd realy like to but.......

It's the same weekend we get back from Italy.

Hopefully next time :violin:

SteveG

 

[trophychap]

Damn and buggerit

We will be on our way back from France.

Sorry we're going to miss meeting up with u lot again - thoroughly enjoyed the last one.

Have a good un!

Pete & Jenny

 

[Jon and Anya]

Shit

Sorry C & K, we are moving some family members around different houses that week end, thuoght I would be finished by Sunday but had a reccy yesterday and it would take pickfords a week and I've only got a weekend.

So, its a "maybe next time" on this one Clive.

Don't forget the End of Season Bash on Devon.

 

[Murt]

Im coming, Im coming.. gnung.

Err, What I mean is, . . . San says I can come and play on BH Sunday!
I finish at midnight on sat night so I may be on autopilot for the first hour..

Thanks Clive for yet another great spot.

:beer:

Murt

 

[george]

Re: Come on George

Originally posted by Grey Wolf
don't be shy Whats your location
are you in NE?

Clive: No it won't be like playing in the back yard as I hardly ever go over that way don't know why cos it's a good route for bikes.
BTW If your coming Alston way I could ride out & meet up before barny
If your going back Alston i could ride back and break off along the way.
Looking forward to it already.


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Del

not shy finding my way round forum,im in darlington
e mail (george@roockley.freeserve.co.uk)

 

[skippy]

I should be back................

in Crawley before midnight then .........not a bad day trip !

have you calculated mileages from the Tickled Trout to Barney & loop back to Tickled Trout Clive?

looks like this will be a blinder. :yo:

 

[skippy]

Cheers mate.:beer: :beer:

 

[Quiney]

Useless info

Just in case you don't know anything about Barnard Castle....

The town takes its name from the 12th-century castle founded by Bernard Baliol and first known as Bernard's Castle. Once owned by Richard III, the ruined castle overlooks the wooded banks of the River Tees, its grounds extending for 6 acres. At the far side of the town is Bowes Museum. This chateau-style building was constructed for its Francophile owners, John and Josephine Bowes, in the late 19th century. Their sole intention was to open it to the public to display their splendid private art collection. Works include European paintings and marvellous examples of 18th-century furniture, porcelain, and jewellery. One of the more unusual exhibits is a silver swan automaton, which still bursts into activity twice daily.



Bowes Museum
Founded by wealthy local industrialist John Bowes and his French wife, both of whom spent much of their time in Paris, this collection of art and antiques from Europe and Asia fills 30 galleries of their chateau-style house, which was built to their design in the 1860s. Highlights include work by Goya and El Greco, but there are displays on local history, too. Outside are landscaped gardens, with views out to Teesdale.

So there...... now you all know as much as me :neenaw: