Burghley Event Saturday 'Saunter'
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Not a saunter more of a drive actually. Due to popular demand, well at least two of you, I have put together a 50 mile route around the highways and byways of rural Rutlandshire for the Saturday afternoon of the Burghley weekend. There are some surprisingly nice roads and villages en route and with a quick stop (time permitting) to take in a view of the Water it will take no more than 1.5 hours.
Based on check in times and so everyone can get settled at their various locations I plan on departing the George later in the afternoon so we can back by 5pm, that way we will have plenty of time to get into our best bib and tucker ready for dinner, or more likely a swift half before we get ready for dinner. All welcome not just the George stayers, the Oakham contingent will be able to peel off towards the end of the run and be back in Oakham by 5pm too.
Anyone interested please add your name, we'll do PM's and routes later in the week if there's any interest!
1. Retman
Based on check in times and so everyone can get settled at their various locations I plan on departing the George later in the afternoon so we can back by 5pm, that way we will have plenty of time to get into our best bib and tucker ready for dinner, or more likely a swift half before we get ready for dinner. All welcome not just the George stayers, the Oakham contingent will be able to peel off towards the end of the run and be back in Oakham by 5pm too.
Anyone interested please add your name, we'll do PM's and routes later in the week if there's any interest!
1. Retman
Jockman said:
Oh, Andrew.....I love it when you go all butch...sends a shiver down me 
It's taken you >this< long to get permission from Mhairi??
Crikey 3 minutes Phil, it's not just ambulance response times that are slipping It's taken you >this< long to get permission from Mhairi??
, and I had hoped for more of a quiver than a shiver. You're right, compromise is an early arrival at Stamford for 'quality' 
shop time. Don't know what you're missing.Retman said:
Crikey 3 minutes Phil, it's not just ambulance response times that are slipping , and I had hoped for more of a quiver than a shiver. You're right, compromise is an early arrival at Stamford for 'quality' shop time. Don't know what you're missing.
I'm sure Claridges and Oxford Street will compensate them handsomely, matey , and I had hoped for more of a quiver than a shiver. You're right, compromise is an early arrival at Stamford for 'quality' shop time. Don't know what you're missing.Ed50 said:
Hi Andrew,
I'd love to join you but unfortunately I expect to locked in a Mental Institution by then……...
Ed, I can only imagine. Hope the George is not being too troublesome, Mhairi spoke to a delightful lady on reception yesterday. Just remember this will be you in 12 days:I'd love to join you but unfortunately I expect to locked in a Mental Institution by then……...
Retman said:
Not a saunter more of a drive actually. Due to popular demand, well at least two of you, I have put together a 50 mile route around the highways and byways of rural Rutlandshire for the Saturday afternoon of the Burghley weekend. There are some surprisingly nice roads and villages en route and with a quick stop (time permitting) to take in a view of the Water it will take no more than 1.5 hours.
Based on check in times and so everyone can get settled at their various locations I plan on departing the George later in the afternoon so we can back by 5pm, that way we will have plenty of time to get into our best bib and tucker ready for dinner, or more likely a swift half before we get ready for dinner. All welcome not just the George stayers, the Oakham contingent will be able to peel off towards the end of the run and be back in Oakham by 5pm too.
Anyone interested please add your name, we'll do PM's and routes later in the week if there's any interest!
1. Retman
2. J12MOCBased on check in times and so everyone can get settled at their various locations I plan on departing the George later in the afternoon so we can back by 5pm, that way we will have plenty of time to get into our best bib and tucker ready for dinner, or more likely a swift half before we get ready for dinner. All welcome not just the George stayers, the Oakham contingent will be able to peel off towards the end of the run and be back in Oakham by 5pm too.
Anyone interested please add your name, we'll do PM's and routes later in the week if there's any interest!
1. Retman
this is reverse order of one of the sections on WW3, got some fantastic Gopro footage - video and SOUND!Retman said:
Hi Martyn, looks like its going to be the magnificent 3! Any late comers will be most welcome. As I said 50 miles taking about an hour and a quarter - though maybe less 
. Kicking off from The George at 3.30pm Saturday, check in etc permitting. I'll PM you.
Nice one Andrew. Please copy to Robgt's social secretary (me) . Kicking off from The George at 3.30pm Saturday, check in etc permitting. I'll PM you.Gassing Station | Aston Martin | Top of Page | What's New | My Stuff