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Long Lazy August Welsh Weekend Review

Postby Road Hog on Sun Aug 30, 2009 2:36 pm

As normal pictures banter & bits here please :D
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Re: Long Lazy August Welsh Weekend Review

Postby Roo on Sun Aug 30, 2009 6:41 pm

Hi All
Well What can I say.... :dance: Brilliant Weekend, Great Company, with lots of fun and Laughter & driving and a few beers :O)
Gracie May did me proud, we got home the same state as we left...... NO DAMAGE!! Yippeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee!

Just like to say a big Thank You to Alex for being a fantastic leader,You can lead me any time Alex :wink: , Thanks ever so much, I really enjoyed the lanes on Saturday and on the Sunday, Have never driven on those lanes before and all I can say is WOW! and Thank You for directing me down the B@st@rd Lane, Yeahhhhhhh I did it!!! :dance: And it was bleeding fantastic, I use the waffle boards, it was still brill, I have never driven down there before so it was really exciting, I loved every minute of it. Thanks to Colley for directing me at the bottom of that Lane, Great job guys! Thank You very much .. Image


Thanks Alex for putting my tent up for me ;O) .. I think I would of still been there, trying to get it up hahahaha

Thanks to Spencer for opening all the Gates, you little star you and thanks to William for helping him :O)

Thanks to Jelly Baby for the tug yesterday, didn't give it enough throttle up that hill :oops: but think I found my throttle today as didn't have any problems, really :wink:


Also Thank You to all who came, you made it a great weekend, Sorry Rich that you' had to sit on the Motorway for 5 hrs..

But I hope you all enjoyed the weekend as Much as I did :dance: ... Can't wait to do it all again :O)


Hope you all got home safe and Sound Girls and Guys :dance:

Thanks again All :dance: :dance:

Didn't take many photos as I may not be able to get them on the Laptop .... ooppsssss


Oh BTW...


Damn Rabbit Thanks for not bringing me those bulbs :wink: hahaha

Cheers all and Thanks very much!
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Re: Long Lazy August Welsh Weekend Review

Postby damrabbit on Sun Aug 30, 2009 7:34 pm

Just got home as roo said brilliant weekend,fantastic lanes even better company,Thanks to doris for leading

I unlike roo didn't get mine back in the same condition it went in,The uj on the prop was a bit iffy before its bloody knackered now,Just getting to the top of dinas mawddy and was started to mist up in the rain so adjusted blower temp next thing instant fogged screen i reckon the matrix might have gone then for some reason i had no indicaters (hoping it was water from matrix)

But the damn thing got me home :dance:


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Re: Long Lazy August Welsh Weekend Review

Postby alex on Sun Aug 30, 2009 8:22 pm

Well, I'm back, fed, watered and showered :D

Great weekend, really great. Phil made the routes and gotta give him first mention. From there we turned lazy August camping to wild, wet offroading.

The rain did hold off at the right times, we managed two nights round a campfire, fairly dry. The wet this morining on a certian lane was if anything fitting, to do it in the dry is almost wrong. Then Happy Valley and heavy rain, that had washed a lot and was certainly fun.

I managed to fight off 2 hangovers, the car ran absolutely first class, ready to go again.

Dave, sorry to hear about your Prop, will have a dig around for my old one.

Anyone hear from our tent decorator? followed me down a shortcut never to be seen again. I truned around and couldnt find him, as the BBB has no cb I couldnt raise him.

Also our PDF expert? did you get wet putting yer tent down in the rain?

Hope everyone made it back safe, enjoyed the stay and look forward to the next outing.
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Re: Long Lazy August Welsh Weekend Review

Postby weave67 on Sun Aug 30, 2009 8:35 pm

were back all safe and sound sorry alex i went the dinis way home,as for the weekend it was one of the best photos to follow :dance: :sick:
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Re: Long Lazy August Welsh Weekend Review

Postby colley on Sun Aug 30, 2009 8:53 pm

Well i got home at 7.30 and had a nice hot baff :lol:
As everyone else said it was a cracking weekend wet weather and all :D
i would just like to thank everyone for making it a brilliant weekend, got home damage free as well it don't get much better :dance:
Will put some pitchers up tonight if i stay awake.
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Re: Long Lazy August Welsh Weekend Review

Postby jontera on Sun Aug 30, 2009 8:58 pm

Again

Thanks to Sir-Doris for arranging the event,
Thanks to all of the gate openers and closers,
Thanks to Kylie for giving me a couple of tugs...ooohh eerr misses
Thanks to everyone who helped Sweary Mary get her wheels back on the ground
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Thanks to everyone who attended the event and made it what it was, which for me was a great (half) weekend

The few photo's I have I'll post up tomorrow night when I get back from work (I'm knackered right now)

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Re: Long Lazy August Welsh Weekend Review

Postby Road Hog on Sun Aug 30, 2009 9:58 pm

Glad you all had a good time :D remember the fronty of the month comp & maybe Gregsters Carnage thread :wink:
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Re: Long Lazy August Welsh Weekend Review

Postby Roo on Sun Aug 30, 2009 10:11 pm

colley wrote:Well i got home at 7.30 and had a nice hot baff :lol:


Well I had a nice hot Bath! :dance: :dance: :dance: .. Baff indeed :roll: :wink: :lol: :lol: :lol:
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Re: Long Lazy August Welsh Weekend Review

Postby damrabbit on Sun Aug 30, 2009 10:58 pm

Roo wrote: .. Baff indeed :roll: :wink: :lol: :lol: :lol:



Remember roo always 2 effs :lol: :lol:



oh sorry no pics off me as forgot the camara :oops:

maybe me bruv got some will post if he has

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Re: Long Lazy August Welsh Weekend Review

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Re: Long Lazy August Welsh Weekend Review

Postby rancidrich on Mon Aug 31, 2009 12:38 am

A big thanks to everyone for a memorable weekend.
I ended up coming home early (got back to the campsite to find my new tent was more like a colander than a shelter :lol: still soaking wet even with the heater on full all the way home :lol: :lol: )
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Re: Long Lazy August Welsh Weekend Review

Postby jellybaby on Mon Aug 31, 2009 12:46 am

great weekend got a couple of pics. And i got soaked taking the tent down field had turned in to a lake. As for the drive home its 1240 and i've just got in had a little mishap caused bu a numpty in a honda jazz i think resulted in me doing an emergency stop in a bush fence and then a tree managed to get it out nursed it to the A5 and the rad gave in the ghost so looking for parts and a recovery truck
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Re: Long Lazy August Welsh Weekend Review

Postby andysd1 on Mon Aug 31, 2009 12:50 am

jellybaby wrote:great weekend got a couple of pics. And i got soaked taking the tent down field had turned in to a lake. As for the drive home its 1240 and i've just got in had a little mishap caused bu a numpty in a honda jazz i think resulted in me doing an emergency stop in a bush fence and then a tree managed to get it out nursed it to the A5 and the rad gave in the ghost so looking for parts and a recovery truck

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Re: Long Lazy August Welsh Weekend Review

Postby jellybaby on Mon Aug 31, 2009 12:57 am

no siill on the a5 got to sort some recovery out in the morning. the lesson here is join a recovery company or get it with your insurance. looks like there is a lot of damage though
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Re: Long Lazy August Welsh Weekend Review

Postby andysd1 on Mon Aug 31, 2009 12:59 am

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Re: Long Lazy August Welsh Weekend Review

Postby horses45 on Mon Aug 31, 2009 1:04 am

might be a good idea things dissapear from the roadside thats one of the reasons i allways have me rac card with me (thats when they say im a member GGGRRRRR)
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Re: Long Lazy August Welsh Weekend Review

Postby nitromotor on Mon Aug 31, 2009 1:15 am

If your involved with an RTA, then your insurance company will sort the recovery.
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Re: Long Lazy August Welsh Weekend Review

Postby cheekychick on Mon Aug 31, 2009 2:01 am

Just woke up :oops: :lol:

Had a great weekend, shame the weather started with a vengence today. Really enjoyed doing Happy Valley, shame that the views couldnt be seen, but hey, it's a reason to do it again :dance:

A million thanks to all that made the weekend what it was, especially Doris for leading the group I was in, and Alex for his guidance on THAT lane. :lol:

Harvey was really well behaved, he getting used to the whole tent idea now, he didn't even want to get up this morning, infact he hasnt moved since we got in, he's pooped.

haha, that picture of Colley's just proves what I always knew, I really can sleep anywhere :roll:

Jon, as I said you repaid the tugging favours by retrieving my aerial when there was nothing but water on my side of the truck, so anytime mate :wink:

Glad everyone got home safe, Jelly, sorry to hear about your car :( hope you can get it sorted, and Rich, shame about your tent mate, hope Doris and Meryl survive if they stayed :?

I did take a few pics but the camera is still in the car with everything else, so manyana, manyana.
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Re: Long Lazy August Welsh Weekend Review

Postby colley on Mon Aug 31, 2009 9:14 am

Sorry to hear about your truck Dave :(
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