18 April Runout (Starts in Herts, ends in Northants!)
Discussion
I'm really not sure how many more times I have to post this link?
http://www.motorwayservices.info/area.php?area=128
Click the link above - it contains the post code for the starting point, everybody!
ETA: And all sorts of other info about what's there.
http://www.motorwayservices.info/area.php?area=128
Click the link above - it contains the post code for the starting point, everybody!
ETA: And all sorts of other info about what's there.
Edited by Spokey on Friday 16th April 18:48
As that link is sometimes very slow to load here an alternative link -
http://motorwayservicesonline.co.uk/Baldock
Spokey, I don't know if you got my email and are still preparing but just in case not if you've got a suggested route on something like Google Maps and can give me a link please so I can transfer it to a paper copy (oh the shame of it)
http://motorwayservicesonline.co.uk/Baldock
Spokey, I don't know if you got my email and are still preparing but just in case not if you've got a suggested route on something like Google Maps and can give me a link please so I can transfer it to a paper copy (oh the shame of it)
SB - Nigel said:
As that link is sometimes very slow to load here an alternative link -
http://motorwayservicesonline.co.uk/Baldock
Spokey, I don't know if you got my email and are still preparing but just in case not if you've got a suggested route on something like Google Maps and can give me a link please so I can transfer it to a paper copy (oh the shame of it)
Sorry Nigel, you should have mail. If Hotmail hasn't bksed it up again. :'(http://motorwayservicesonline.co.uk/Baldock
Spokey, I don't know if you got my email and are still preparing but just in case not if you've got a suggested route on something like Google Maps and can give me a link please so I can transfer it to a paper copy (oh the shame of it)
Point of order, please:
THERE ARE NO FUEL STOPS EN-ROUTE. I generally take quieter, more rural roads, so please don't expect that there will be any fuel available en route. Therefore, PLEASE fill up when you get to Baldock services.
Also, can you please do so BEFORE coming into the services proper for breakfast or coffee. The lunch stop gets very busy and we have to make our sitting, so we will need to leave at 10AM sharp.
In order to get people out in groups, it's highly likely that the first group will actually be leaving at 09:50, so please make sure you are there in good time.
THERE ARE NO FUEL STOPS EN-ROUTE. I generally take quieter, more rural roads, so please don't expect that there will be any fuel available en route. Therefore, PLEASE fill up when you get to Baldock services.
Also, can you please do so BEFORE coming into the services proper for breakfast or coffee. The lunch stop gets very busy and we have to make our sitting, so we will need to leave at 10AM sharp.
In order to get people out in groups, it's highly likely that the first group will actually be leaving at 09:50, so please make sure you are there in good time.
firesafetydave said:
Spokey said:
Point of order, please:
THERE ARE NO FUEL STOPS EN-ROUTE.
THERE ARE NO FUEL STOPS EN-ROUTE.
You must be fed up with questions spokey but roughly how many miles is the first leg as i stuggle to do more than 80 miles when the beans are out of the tin!
Thanks
Dave
And I've have well over a gallon in my spare can in the boot, you can buy the contents for £10, more if you're really running short
-H- said:
Spokey said:
-H- said:
Do I have to stick me name down or is it just turn up and go?
I assume you're not staying for lunch? Or part 2? Second leg finishes at about 4 or 5 ... depends on how long we spend at lunch, really.
Edited by Spokey on Saturday 17th April 11:53
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