"Thrills in the Hills" Peak District TVR run Sat May 21st

"Thrills in the Hills" Peak District TVR run Sat May 21st

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KEVTVR

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Friday 6th May 2016
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Jon100p said:
Jon100p, Chimaera 430, Dorset, Hassop
Hi Jon, that's along way from Dorset. Let me know if you need any advice about accommodation in the area. We have quite a few staying over for the weekend.
Cheers
Kev

KEVTVR

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Friday 6th May 2016
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Just a few more photos of the route to tempt you to join us.
1. Surprise view near Hathersage

2. Ladybower Dams

3. Winnats pass Castleton.

4. And look out for the Castle in Castleton.

KEVTVR

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Friday 6th May 2016
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TVRJAS said:
I really had no idea it was so beautiful,I've never been.

I'm enjoying your pics Kev even if no one else is thumbup
Ok just a few more then....
1. Our road through Matlock Bath


2. and how it will look on the 21st with all the bikers
[url]|http://thumbsnap.com/DVChUIT1[/url
3. View from above Matlock Bath

KEVTVR

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Friday 6th May 2016
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Some good photos there Andy, that was the misty foggy run, but it cleared up later.
This is a Lancaster pilots view of that same bridge....

KEVTVR

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Monday 9th May 2016
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dave400se said:
Kev, thanks for organising this, I'm planning on attending again, can't do lists without messing them up so details are:

dave400se
400se
Cheshire
Hassop
It will be good to see you there Dave. I am also not so good with lists so many thanks to Jason who will be along soon to add you.
Kev.

KEVTVR

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Wednesday 11th May 2016
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Chris,
Chimaera 500,
High Peak,
yes, Hassop

Thanks Jason.....

KEVTVR

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Wednesday 11th May 2016
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Smithid said:
I am doing my best to organise my life so that I can attend. I have a T350t and will be traveling up from Redhill. I am a newbie TVR owner.
Ian
Hi Ian, will be great to see you there and the T350..
Thanks Peter, Barry, Chris and Kate, looking forward to meeting you all. Jason will be along soon to add you all to the grid.
Thanks


Edited by KEVTVR on Wednesday 11th May 22:59

KEVTVR

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Friday 13th May 2016
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MartynCerbera
Linconshire
Cerbera
yes Hassop Station.
Cheers Jason......number 24 on the list is from the High Peak, thanks


Edited by KEVTVR on Friday 13th May 07:41


Edited by KEVTVR on Friday 13th May 07:45

KEVTVR

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Friday 13th May 2016
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Congratulations to everyone we have reached 50 on the list. And we have 93 interested on the facebook page ( I know lots on there will also be on here ) But a great effort everyone.
Cheers.

KEVTVR

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Monday 16th May 2016
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Punchy said:
I have just had a quick look at the weather for the coming weekend.
What does the big black cloud with water coming out mean again...??
Hi Punchy, plenty of time for that to change. And hey its only a bit of water, the stuff we all use to wash the cars with....biggrin
Long range forecast is mainly dry, some sun and the possibly of a bit of light rain. If the storm does not have a name then its roofs off as normal...driving

And check out this TVR run..........
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6F0GFwyY3_Y


Edited by KEVTVR on Monday 16th May 14:15

KEVTVR

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Tuesday 17th May 2016
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grandadtrumpo said:
Hi Kevin , I wonder if you could find room for an old boy from the Norfolk and Suffolk border who would like to join you at Hassop for the run with a Griff 500 . Didn't know how to add my name to the list so perhaps you could do it for me . regards Dave
Great effort Dave coming from all that way. Look forward to seeing you and the Griff. We will get you on the list soon.
Cheers
Kev

KEVTVR

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Tuesday 17th May 2016
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Punchy said:
Hey Kevin

yeah I saw the video on the facebook page! looks like fun smile

I'm not one to be scared by a bit of rain! bring it on..


as long as my car is ready by Friday. my radiator decided to piss coolant everywhere but should be ready to go in the next 48 hours.

watch this space..
Great news Punchy looking forward to seeing you there, its takes months of planning for an event like this and its a shame if people don't go because of a bit of rain.

KEVTVR

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Tuesday 17th May 2016
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ianl said:
Hi Kevin.
I'd like to take part in my Griffith 500. I'll be coming up from Ashbourne so not too far & will meet for breakfast at Hassop.
Regards Ian
Great news Ian, look forward to meeting you. Looks like you wont be winning the prize for furthest travelled. hehe

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Tuesday 17th May 2016
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Due to the high numbers expected it will be difficult to do a briefing on the day. So please check here and facebook in the next few days for some important information. Thanks.

1. START LOCATION.......Hassop Station Cafe DE451NW
The run starts at 10:30 and the cafe opens at 9am. If you want breakfast please arrive early. Try not to be in the cafe ordering a full English when everyone outside is leaving ( Glen........coffee )Due to the high numbers expected we may need to do a staggered start with 2 groups.

Maps will be given out on the day to everyone. Look out for the event Marshalls in orange high vis jackets. Alot of areas in this very large car park are Free, some of it is pay and display.
Thanks.
http://www.hassopstation.co.uk/






Edited by KEVTVR on Thursday 19th May 07:39

KEVTVR

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Tuesday 17th May 2016
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Steve Hill, Telford, Chimaera, Hassop
Cheers Jason

KEVTVR

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Tuesday 17th May 2016
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tvrvxr said:
Glen, Cornwall is a long way! Need someone from Brexit zone!??
Have we got the one from Cornwall on the list Richard, do you have the details.
Thanks

KEVTVR

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Wednesday 18th May 2016
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2.MORNING RUN TO BUXTON.
Safety 1st everyone, the Peak District and our route has many blind bends. The stationary queue round the next blind bend could be a line of TVR,s. Be ready for the many cyclist, walkers, tractors, horse riders, sheep and tourists in the area.
Every junction needing a right or left decision will have TVR arrrows there ( except Buxton ) These arrows are quite small but please look out for them.
We only have 2 re-groups before we reach the lunch stop in Buxton. One is our usuall photo stop near Mam Tor at Castleton with the opportunity to get out. The other is a slow moving rolling re-group at Owler Bar ( check the map for Owler Bar.) Just follow the lead car around this very large oval area. ( we feel its important early on in the run that people are not seperated too much at the back, we appreciate how far you have travelled to be with this group on the day ) We do have a turn point at the Ladybower dams so dont worry if you see 50 or more TVR,s going past you the other way. Great for photos and videos.
Next stop is Pooles Cavern at Buxton.








Edited by KEVTVR on Thursday 19th May 09:38

KEVTVR

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Wednesday 18th May 2016
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QBee said:
Oh, so you will be holding the TVR sign at each junction?
Wearing a variety of fetching outfits, I hope bowtiebanditjester
hehe

KEVTVR

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Wednesday 18th May 2016
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3. POOLES CAVERN.
We will get split into smaller groups before arriving at Buxton, this will really help with the parking at the cavern. We wont all get in the cavern car park so you will be directed by the event Marshalls onto the safe wide residential roads near the cavern.
Important...if you want to go down the cavern ( and its highly recommended ) you must park and go straight into the gift shop and pay. The cavern tour is about 40 minutes. We have negotiated a discount, the cavern tour is £8.25 each and seniors are £7.00.
tell them you are with the TVR run. We have also been given free parking in the cavern car park.
They are also doing a buffet just for the TVR event in the school room near the gift shop. ( prices to follow )
http://poolescavern.co.uk/

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Thursday 19th May 2016
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4. AFTERNOON RUN TO MONSAL.
We will try to leave the Pooles cavern area together. It will be a bit difficult to keep in one large group. Enjoy the lovely Peak District scenery and look out for the very twisty mini Alpine hill just after Crowdecote. We will not have our usual re-group just before Matlock Bath due to that re-group area being closed. But as you go through Matlock Bath still make some noise for the bikers.
I have had a request from some friends in the tourist town of Bakewell and the local paper who want to take photos. So hope you dont mind if we go into town and fill the town with TVR,s just before heading off to Monsal Head about 10 minutes from here. When you have gone round the town drive off in the direction towards Buxton on the A6 then follow the brown tourist signs for Monsal Head.
We have the large overspill car park at Monsal, dont miss the great views from the front of the pub, and the suberb Monsal beer.
http://www.monsalhead.com/