International RV Jolly 11-13 May 07 + Pix Thread

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PVB wrote:
mamemeister wrote:As with Steve Dee I'd say Scotland but given 99% of those attending it wouldnt make any sense.

The thing for us Scots is even a trip to Manchester is 400 miles one way, places like London and Oxford are just no goes unfortunately. :(

I guess the Midlands would be just about do-able.
But....but.....but.....Travel Fund innit?!
I appreciate that Steve but I just dont have it in me to accept gestures like that , like many here mate. :x

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mamemeister wrote:
PVB wrote:
mamemeister wrote:As with Steve Dee I'd say Scotland but given 99% of those attending it wouldnt make any sense.

The thing for us Scots is even a trip to Manchester is 400 miles one way, places like London and Oxford are just no goes unfortunately. :(

I guess the Midlands would be just about do-able.
But....but.....but.....Travel Fund innit?!
I appreciate that Steve but I just dont have it in me to accept gestures like that , like many here mate. :x

I'm a stubborn old git when I want to be.
You? Old?! :lol:
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PVB wrote:
mamemeister wrote:
PVB wrote:
mamemeister wrote:As with Steve Dee I'd say Scotland but given 99% of those attending it wouldnt make any sense.

The thing for us Scots is even a trip to Manchester is 400 miles one way, places like London and Oxford are just no goes unfortunately. :(

I guess the Midlands would be just about do-able.
But....but.....but.....Travel Fund innit?!
I appreciate that Steve but I just dont have it in me to accept gestures like that , like many here mate. :x

I'm a stubborn old git when I want to be.
You? Old?! :lol:
Older than you think mate, dont forget it was me birthday 2 days ago. :wink:
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mamemeister wrote:
PVB wrote: You? Old?! :lol:
Older than you think mate, dont forget it was me birthday 2 days ago. :wink:
Two things;

1. I did forget. :oops:

2. I only have your birth day, not the year. :D
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PVB wrote:1. I did forget. :oops:

2. I only have your birth day, not the year. :D
Hehe, no worries, you've had *slightly* more important things on your mind besides posting my frigging birthday.

Hope you're feeling a bit better mate.

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mamemeister wrote:
PVB wrote:1. I did forget. :oops:

2. I only have your birth day, not the year. :D
Hehe, no worries, you've had *slightly* more important things on your mind besides posting my frigging birthday.

Hope you're feeling a bit better mate.

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How about telling me your year of birth then? :wink:
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PVB wrote:
mamemeister wrote:
PVB wrote:1. I did forget. :oops:

2. I only have your birth day, not the year. :D
Hehe, no worries, you've had *slightly* more important things on your mind besides posting my frigging birthday.

Hope you're feeling a bit better mate.

*hugs*
How about telling me your year of birth then? :wink:
Oo that'll be 1967, I know I dont look it :wink:
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mamemeister wrote:
PVB wrote: How about telling me your year of birth then? :wink:
Oo that'll be 1967, I know I dont look it :wink:
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mamemeister wrote:Oo that'll be 1967, I know I dont look it :wink:
A good year... ;)
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Date set for next year! May 11th to 13th ... :-)
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mamemeister wrote:
PVB wrote:
mamemeister wrote:As with Steve Dee I'd say Scotland but given 99% of those attending it wouldnt make any sense.

The thing for us Scots is even a trip to Manchester is 400 miles one way, places like London and Oxford are just no goes unfortunately. :(

I guess the Midlands would be just about do-able.
But....but.....but.....Travel Fund innit?!
I appreciate that Steve but I just dont have it in me to accept gestures like that , like many here mate. :x

I'm a stubborn old git when I want to be.
Would you have to? I was looking at train fares for London - Falkirk the other week, and the singles started at £15. You'd probably have to buy them about 6 million years in advance, but getting there n back for £30 seems pretty good to me!
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Markie wrote:Date set for next year! May 11th to 13th ... :-)
Noted.

What's a decent B&B to crash in there then?
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Sir_LANs-a-lot wrote: What's a decent B&B to crash in there then?
Some on the Iffley Road (within walking distance, see map in first post on RV5.25 thread) are listed here:

http://www.oxfordcity.co.uk/oxford/home ... s_b_b.html
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Definitely won't be making it over for this then, as my mum and brother will still be here visiting
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mamemeister wrote: The thing for us Scots is even a trip to Manchester is 400 miles one way, places like London and Oxford are just no goes unfortunately. :(
It's not as bad as you think. The hardest part is getting through Scotland to a major road or train link. Buses from Glasgow to Manchester or London are as regular as midge bites on a wet summer day.

Or you can fly, or get the train.

I caught the train from Glasgow to Oxford (via Birmingham) once and it was bearable. Load up on books and portable tech to make the journey go a bit faster and get a seat with a table. Always get a table, it guarantees legroom.
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