NEWS2013 (North East West South meet) - 19th to 21st July

Started by Hazel, February 20, 2013, 08:23:26 PM

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Quote from: Fran_GP on July 15, 2013, 08:30:38 PM
Quote from: Hazel on July 14, 2013, 09:37:39 PM
Quote from: Fran_GP on July 14, 2013, 05:51:03 PM
Hi Hazel,

Can you book 2 of us in for breakfast on the Sunday at the pub

You'll have to phone the pub for that one I'm afraid...



Thanks Hazel, will do. ;-)up ;-)up ;-)up

Cheers

Fran  8) 8) 8)

No worries, would be good to see you again, didn't really see you the first time  ???

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Food wise it's not far tro Tewkesbury.  There's a Morrisons supermarket only about 5-6miles from the site. Of course all the bar-b q stuff will sell out by 10am  ::)

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List? For what?  ???

a time table list, what time people plan to get there really.
just for poops and giggles really.
more to the point.... to ensure that Shaggy and Dave arent alone together for too long as no good will come of it if they dont have adult supervision !

but now i know Peter will be there early I feel safer !



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Oh yes,.... got to have a list!

Meanwhile, I need to make sure I get there early for my mansion of a tent! The good news is that folks didn't hear a single snore from me last outing... I must be getting better!
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Ok - I'll start the arrival time list


Groove Champion arriving sometime about a week on Tuesday (need time to find passport, get shots, try and put together some of that funny money you insist us Scots use every time we travel south of "the wall" - and then their is the actual drive itself...)   ;-)up

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Quote from: Groove Champion on July 16, 2013, 12:02:46 PM
Ok - I'll start the arrival time list


Groove Champion arriving sometime about a week on Tuesday (need time to find passport, get shots, try and put together some of that funny money you insist us Scots use every time we travel south of "the wall" - and then their is the actual drive itself...)   ;-)up

I feel your pain, Passport stamped for going up north -

but I cannot find an exchange rate for our local currency of seashells and pebbles   :(
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Hi
We are not going to make this weekend ,I am sorry ,I was taking a risk with the On-Call and it seems to have backfired ,also the wifes best friend is 50 and she is having a bash she realy wants to go to.

Hazel ..please if anyone can make use of our pitch please do ,maybe drop a couple of quid in a charity box of your choice and it will make me feel better ... not much though .

Have a good time and I hope this good weather lasts for you

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I feel your pain, Passport stamped for going up north -

but I cannot find an exchange rate for our local currency of seashells and pebbles   :(
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Dave,

For clarification

10 pebbles or 5 shells = 1 cabbage
10 cabbages = 1 chicken
5 chickens = 1 pig

Also have smaller denominations of peas, faggots (meat type  :o) and lumps of coal..


Groove Champ.  As the song goes, just get here when you can.

I am picking Alex up from school and heading straight down from there so be there about 4:30ish. Little fella will still be in his uniform, like a little Angus Young, but I bet the other kids will be jealous when I pick him up.  :)
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How many cabbages do I get for a one Haggis (fully grown)  ???



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Quote from: Groove Champion on July 16, 2013, 02:04:13 PM
How many cabbages do I get for a one Haggis (fully grown)  ???

Providing its housetrained, I`ll trade you a seagull  ???
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I think I will do the scenic route going straight across (84 miles and approx 2.5hrs),

Am guessing though (as brilliant as Peters idea is, I will leave at Friday Lunchtime and cruise across in the mid afternoon sun!

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Quote from: Groove Champion on July 16, 2013, 02:04:13 PM
How many cabbages do I get for a one Haggis (fully grown)  ???


did i hear that haggis legs are longer one side than the other?? so they can run on the side of a mountain easier??
if so...
is there a different value for left or right handed ones??

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Moving on...

Got 2 friends (I know TWO - who would believe such a thing) that would like to come to NEWS this year and seeing as I'll probably be in the buggy with Dad, I won't have space for them, so is there is anyone around or passing through the area on Friday that could pick them up... hint hint.

Could someone give them a lift?
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