Idea, Annual competition

Does the place name have to be just a body part word like "eye" or can the body part be contained inside the place name? For example I have a place called "Kneesworth", would that be acceptable?

Originally Posted by Seggons

Does the place name have to be just a body part word like "eye" or can the body part be contained inside the place name? For example I have a place called "Kneesworth", would that be acceptable?

Hello dude
That is exactly how it works, well done that man

Double points apply if go to "COCKERMOUTH". (you can thank Lissa for that example)

[DarrenSV650S]

Is there any point doing this if I'm not going to the AR?

Originally Posted by DarrenSV650S

Is there any point doing this if I'm not going to the AR?

It is intended as a bit of fun and an incentive to get your **** in the saddle on those day's when you don't know where to go, you find a destination and go there, take a pic and add it to your collection.

You don't have to if you don't want to.

On the other hand you could arange a signpost rideout taking in as many places as you can in one day with your mates.

Happy hunting

Ian.

Lord Herefords K@ob! This one refers not to the appendage of an actual Lord but a hill in the Welsh Black Mountains.

Originally Posted by Holly

Lord Herefords K@ob! This one refers not to the appendage of an actual Lord but a hill in the Welsh Black Mountains.

I'm soooo glad that came from a girlie member

s****horpe gets you disquallified

No fair - that and pen-istone are just up the road from me

Originally Posted by orose

No fair - that and pen-istone are just up the road from me

I would say that is allowed

But it's no good going to scu-nthorpe, that's about as low as turning up for a ridout in a reliant robin

Don't go to Clitheroe either, shortened words and abreviations are a nono

Ian

Quick question, one of the rules you have made is that the rider has to be in the photo, now I do a lot of riding by my lonesome.....sad I know, so it would be a bit difficult to take a picture with me in it as well, especially as I would be taking it on the mobile. So could this rule be bent when riding alone?

Originally Posted by Gabriel2k

Quick question, one of the rules you have made is that the rider has to be in the photo, now I do a lot of riding by my lonesome.....sad I know, so it would be a bit difficult to take a picture with me in it as well, especially as I would be taking it on the mobile. So could this rule be bent when riding alone?

In that instance you would need to have your bike in the photo, it's a case of using common sence, i'm trying to avoid people extracting the michael, a level playing field is best, it can be as twisty as you want

Ian