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dugsud wrote:What time do you think you'll be passing through Ambleside James?
Hi Doug, would be good to meet up again :) it isnt far to Ambleside, I reckon that taking it steady, allowing for cars coming the other way over the Hardknott and not getting lost it should take about roughly 1hr15mins - we're leaving at 09:20 so we should be there around 10.30-10.45 ish - hopefully there will be a mobile phone signal so worst case we dont see you give us a call.
The group is only really required to get folks up to Ambleside, then its every man for themselves to do what they want. Personally I'll be turning up the pace to 'touring' until the luch stop which I reckon we'll do around Nateby area
Cool, we'll aim to be in Amblside from around 10.15 and will give you guys a bell then :wink:
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Sorry for the delay James, been away...

Put me down for 9.15am...I know the lakes pretty well (my dad knows it alot better). Haven't confirmed our google map route yet, but will certainly take us over Hardknott and into Ambleside

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no probs .... I'm sure if you use the 'ddk tourist guide' you'll come up with a great route ;)
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jury wrote:my dad knows it alot better.
Maybe he'll stay on his wheels this time :?:
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9.05am Please

Derek and Caroline in a Triumph :shock:
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Derek wrote:9.05am Please

Derek and Caroline in a Triumph :shock:
Triumph ? Spitfire, Herald, TR ? :)

I've put you down for 9.15 as the 9.05 was full
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TR4A (Hire Car).

After putting 165hours into the 911 in the last two months it's still not ready. Just started putting the first coats of primer on the car this week.


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Derek wrote:TR4A (Hire Car).

After putting 165hours into the 911 in the last two months it's still not ready. Just started putting the first coats of primer on the car this week.

James I wanted to go on the 9.05 Guided group. You put me in the 9.15 on the first page.

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You're with me ! I have Karuna and Antony with me so I hope to blag some guide notes of something from someone before we start
Also Jury, who is with us seems to hae a good grip on the Lakes !!
Panic not dear boy !!
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hot66 wrote:
Derek wrote:9.05am Please

Derek and Caroline in a Triumph :shock:
Triumph ? Spitfire, Herald, TR ? :)
Bra ? :lol:

well you do need plenty of support over the bumps and dips of Hardknott and wrynose !! :)
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impmad2000 wrote:
Derek wrote:TR4A (Hire Car).

After putting 165hours into the 911 in the last two months it's still not ready. Just started putting the first coats of primer on the car this week.

James I wanted to go on the 9.05 Guided group. You put me in the 9.15 on the first page.

Cheers
Derek
You're with me ! I have Karuna and Antony with me so I hope to blag some guide notes of something from someone before we start
Also Jury, who is with us seems to hae a good grip on the Lakes !!
Panic not dear boy !!
Tim

We'll be fine Tim...you can keep an eye on how much smoke is coming out the back of my car :roll:

Looking forward to it!

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No worries, as long as I'm not leading we should be fine :lol:

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Post by Landie »

I am in the 9.15 group too. I live in the Lakes and know the Hardknott and Wrynose passes bits. Though not been to St Bees area for over 20years when I did the C2C on foot! As you say we'll be ok!

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For those that like to know these things, there are toilets available in the car park we're starting from
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hot66 wrote:For those that like to know these things, there are toilets available in the car park we're starting from


:lol: Is there not one detail you have not attended to James ?

Oh, bye the way, the toilets at St. Bees, do they have soft paper or is it that scratchy izal stuff.

Just checking. :wink:

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only got as far as the troughs so unfortunately my research ended there :lol:


you will also notice I have indicated in the tourist guide which places have garages / fuel availble.
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