Foreign jollies

Hi Ogden
got the chance to go to Gedinne also but have to see what the wife says first,could be helping out one of the guys in our club,he races at all the Belgian rounds.
Chimay isnt as good a the others as you say,it was my first venture over there as a marshal,the beer was good though

Stu

I've just seen these sites, what do people reckon?

http://www.thebikerguide.co.uk/biker...g.html#England

http://www.lowerlodeinn.co.uk/index.html

[ogden]

Originally Posted by sam anon

I've just seen these sites, what do people reckon?

http://www.thebikerguide.co.uk/biker...g.html#England

http://www.lowerlodeinn.co.uk/index.html

I think you may have misunderstood the word 'Foreign'

I quite simply don't have enough free time (days) to be able to use holidays for a trip. If there was a weekend planned which meant no holiday days to be taken AND it is not a weekend I have my kids, then I would entertain the idea.


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[ogden]

Originally Posted by Stig

I quite simply don't have enough free time (days) to be able to use holidays for a trip. If there was a weekend planned which meant no holiday days to be taken AND it is not a weekend I have my kids, then I would entertain the idea.

Chimay and Gedinne are both about three hours (tops) from Calais. You seem to finish work quite early, so could just head straight to Folkestone after work and be at the camp site before dark. Alternatively, and I've done this enough times, get the channel crossing out of the way in the evening, bunk down at a cheap hotel in Calais, and set off early in the morning.

We had one guy make up his mind at the last minute last year and do a one-night trip, leaving home around 6am on the Saturday and getting home about 6pm on the Sunday.

Gedinne is over a bank holiday weekend, so if you don't have the kids you could easily do one of the above and a more civilised return leg on the Monday.

In short, you don't have to use any holiday, it just makes it a slightly more relaxed trip if you can.

Originally Posted by Stig

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That's nice dear.

Originally Posted by ogden

Chimay and Gedinne are both about three hours (tops) from Calais. You seem to finish work quite early, so could just head straight to Folkestone after work and be at the camp site before dark. Alternatively, and I've done this enough times, get the channel crossing out of the way in the evening, bunk down at a cheap hotel in Calais, and set off early in the morning.

We had one guy make up his mind at the last minute last year and do a one-night trip, leaving home around 6am on the Saturday and getting home about 6pm on the Sunday.

Gedinne is over a bank holiday weekend, so if you don't have the kids you could easily do one of the above and a more civilised return leg on the Monday.

In short, you don't have to use any holiday, it just makes it a slightly more relaxed trip if you can.



That's nice dear.

Okay so I'm interested in that. Give me dates.

Oh and the tapatalk ipad thing, it's Lisa's ipad, I have no idea how or why it puts that on the end and quite frankly, couldn't care either way.

[ogden]

Originally Posted by Stig

Okay so I'm interested in that. Give me dates

Dates are in the original post

http://forums.sv650.org/showthread.php?t=174994

Originally Posted by ogden

There was some talk on Tuesday evening of both trips abroad, and weekends camping

Originally Posted by ogden

I think you may have misunderstood the word 'Foreign'

Nope.

[ogden]

Originally Posted by sam anon

Nope.

"Re: Foreign jollies"

Yep.

Originally Posted by ogden

and weekends camping

Nope!