Barn Farn Birchover? Calling Glenrobbo?
Barn Farn Birchover? Calling Glenrobbo?
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Andy Lynch

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445 posts

191 months

Friday 10th January 2014
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Started filling in this years calendar events, and was wondering if Glen is organising the usual gathering at Barn Farm?

If so when?

Andy

greymrj

3,329 posts

233 months

Saturday 11th January 2014
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Amen to that, last minute breakdown last year, promised myself to get in my diary early this year.

glenrobbo

40,450 posts

179 months

Saturday 11th January 2014
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Hello boys!

HERE'S GLENNIE! biggrin

Sorry I've been AWOL for a bit,
impossible to get a bit of peace here wink

I hope to confirm the dates with Barn Farm by the end of next week, just to avoid any clash with Scout Jamboree weekends & so we don't get snarled up in Hayfield Carnival wink

Provisional dates are Fri 27th June to Sun 29th June, with the Scenic Run Out on Sat 28th. So pencil it in your diaries Gents as pretty definite .

If no-one objects, I think we could utilise the same route & hope for improved visibility this year.

I'll start an official thread with all the details as soon as I get confirmation.

Mmmmm, I can almost taste those BBQ'd peacocks already. hehe

greymrj

3,329 posts

233 months

Saturday 11th January 2014
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Well done Glennie, poet and messiah. In the diary.

Talking about the Messiah bit, did I hear you were promising sun and dry ground for us, rather than floods and tempests?

Don't mind the route staying the same....just hope I get there this year to try it for the first time!

glenrobbo

40,450 posts

179 months

Saturday 11th January 2014
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greymrj said:
Well done Glennie, poet and messiah. In the diary.

Talking about the Messiah bit, did I hear you were promising sun and dry ground for us, rather than floods and tempests?
scratchchin "Lead us not into cement works, but deliver us from satnavs...." biggrin
Aaaw,
If there are no floods, how can I do my walking on water thing?
I can say that it should be two weeks warmer this year. ( Unless the Polar Vortex persists ).

Seriously Richard, I'm not the Messiah, I'm just a very naughty boy nuts

Useful Tip:
As Longers recommends, appropriate clothing for the weekend is:
a couple of pairs of waterproof thermal shorts wink

Edited by glenrobbo on Saturday 11th January 14:48

phillpot

17,508 posts

212 months

Saturday 11th January 2014
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glenrobbo said:
If no-one objects, I think we could utilise the same route & hope for improved visibility this year.
After last years visibility issues I don't think I'd have a clue whether it was the same route or not!

Top Gear TVR

2,251 posts

183 months

Saturday 11th January 2014
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then there was bikers…….



glenrobbo

40,450 posts

179 months

Saturday 11th January 2014
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phillpot said:
After last years visibility issues I don't think I'd have a clue whether it was the same route or not!
Mike, I thought high-flyers like you would be used to a few clouds wink
To be fair it was only foggy on one section.
We had a good view of the carnival procession. hehe

The following day it was glorious sunshine.......

glenrobbo

40,450 posts

179 months

Saturday 11th January 2014
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Top Gear TVR said:
then there was bikers…….
Steve, you can bring your bike on your custom bike rack & join in with them if you like!

Andy Lynch

Original Poster:

445 posts

191 months

Saturday 11th January 2014
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Dates in my diary, June is looking very busy.

My co driver - Amy, will only agree to come with me and stay in a tent if someone "takes care" of that bloody Peacock!

Andy

SJS357

1,505 posts

185 months

Sunday 12th January 2014
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phillpot said:
After last years visibility issues I don't think I'd have a clue whether it was the same route or not!
laugh.. thumbup

glenrobbo

40,450 posts

179 months

Sunday 12th January 2014
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Andy Lynch said:
Dates in my diary, June is looking very busy.

My co driver - Amy, will only agree to come with me and stay in a tent if someone "takes care" of that bloody Peacock!

Andy
Hi Andy,
I'm afraid the peacocks ( for there are a few of them, not just one ) are best friends with the llamas, and if any peacock should come to harm, the llamas would rise up in terrible rage & anger & wreak a horrible retribution against the perpetrators.
The thing that starts the peacocks off is noise, so if you could tell Amy to stop her snoring, all will be peaceful.

I wouldn't want a llama to harm her, it would upset the farmer,
and ruin our karma, so best try to calm her.

HTH, wink
Glen

PS.
Before she protests, tell her I know it was her snoring, because it came from your tent. whistle

Edited by glenrobbo on Sunday 12th January 10:12

greymrj

3,329 posts

233 months

Sunday 12th January 2014
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Excellent, the S club poet in residence is back! Naughty boy or not!

Top Gear TVR

2,251 posts

183 months

Sunday 12th January 2014
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I am happy to put a fiver towards a BBQ WITH SPIT FACILITIES!

peacock - dead bird !

Andy Lynch

Original Poster:

445 posts

191 months

Sunday 12th January 2014
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Those tail feathers will look good attached to the boot of an S.

Glen, I showed your post to Amy, she doesn't agree and seems to think the snoring came from another tent not to far from ours! Who could it have been?

Andy

Top Gear TVR

2,251 posts

183 months

Monday 13th January 2014
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We could always chase the peacock in an S. If we catch it up, it could go to the vets and use the line;

Dr, Dr I have TVR up my 4rse!

glenrobbo

40,450 posts

179 months

Friday 17th January 2014
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OK Guys 'n Gals,
I've had an email from Mark at Barn Farm confirming that our usual spot is available for the weekend of 27/ 28/ 29th June 2014, so I have booked it.
The price is unchanged at a very reasonable £7.50 per person per night, payable at reception on arrival.

I'll post a thread in due course with the full details, so those interested can stick their names on the list.

I'm fairly sure that those who would like to distance themselves from the peacocks can camp in the top field on that 45 degree slope wink

Just need to sort out the weather now......

Looking forward to it? drivingbeerbeerburger

Andy Lynch

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445 posts

191 months

Friday 17th January 2014
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Do we need to book?

Or just add manes to the list, when posted?

Andy

magpies

5,203 posts

211 months

Friday 17th January 2014
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Andy Lynch said:
Do we need to book?

Or just add manes to the list, when posted?

Andy
sorry....just had haircut so may not have a mane before June smile




May is usually just before June........tongue out

glenrobbo

40,450 posts

179 months

Friday 17th January 2014
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Andy Lynch said:
Do we need to book?

Or just add manes to the list, when posted?

Andy
Neigh, No need to book Andy, I've reserved our usual pasture.
Just add manes biggrin to the list ....


....when I post it soon.

Barn Farm want an idea of numbers for the site & it's also to inform the Red Lion & the Ladybower for expected catering requirements ( nosebags? ) when we trot along for our mane meal. biggrin

Edited by glenrobbo on Saturday 18th January 22:16