South Goes North Weekend 17/18 June

I was planning on a quick "chow session" at Cherwell myself.

Greg, I sort of planned the route via Rothersthorpe with you in mind... Should be easy for you to come in on the A14, (I think...)


Edit... Look at the map Jelster you tuit... A45 ???

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[Richie]

See you there or if not I won't be in the UK...

I might put in an appearance. To early to say for definate but it's a local rideout for me should be able to meet up with folks somewhere on the route.

Jonboy wrote:

This does look interesting, I shall pay close attention.

Greg you would I am sure be more than welcome and we would indeed be honoured to have your company. There will be plenty of pies and peas for everyone!(Although El Boc has not yet figured out how to stop the mushy peas slipping through the grille of the barbie! Maybe he is going to skewer them! )

Mrs.MCG.

If you do not show at some point I will be devastated!

[fizzwheel]

I've spoken to Liz, we're both coming

Originally Posted by fizzwheel

I've spoken to Liz, we're both coming

Too much information.

She's easily pleased isn't she.

Originally Posted by mattSV

Scoobs - I'll see if I can get a weekend pass without MrsMatt if you like - we could meet Fizz & Liz on the A34 somewhere (Cheively Services?) at say 16:00 and then meet Steve at Cherwell (that would give us plenty of time for some food at Cherwell - wonder if they do cheesy chips )

Splendid idea.

[fizzwheel]

Originally Posted by Scoobs

Too much information.

She's easily pleased isn't she.

Count me as a maybe.

I definitely like the sound of this one and would hopefully stay in Skipton on the Sat' night for the bbq / a few beers.

Just need to check work commitments etc first.

Originally Posted by Jelster

I'm planning a trip "up Norf" to meet with some of the Pennine Massive and take in some of their wonderful countryside (and roads).

2) Some of the roads we will be riding over the weekend are pretty complex, it's not for the inexperienced

Steve there aint no need to exclude people , we can cater for all skill levels, as long as those that feel they are a little slower can read a map and get to key points there is no problem. we have run many multi leveled rides with good success rates.

I agree some of the route is challenging and not for the faint of heart , but then again some of it will be boringly slow (probably the kirkstone pass , Summer tourists in 4x4's etc) so plenty of time to catch up with the faster guys n girls.

we do make good shepherds up her tha nos.