2013 Scotland Tour

Discussion in 'Events, Meetings & Ride Outs' started by ColinBR, Oct 20, 2012.

  1. ColinBR

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    No need to worry guys, we won't be heading over this road on the tour. (not to say a few of you weren't thinking of heading home this way after Sundays stay at Moffat)
     
  2. ColinBR

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    Very well put mate. I know a few of us will be filming events of the tour (myself included).
     
  3. Alblade

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    Surely more like 4 weeks - you have put some metal sheeting in place to stop further errosion, back fill that -to build road up and stabilise it etc. then put the road down - I bet that does not open before June
     
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    Is it lawful for the fuzz to take a camcorder for not driving dangerously?

    I will also be using new SD cards each day, so you're safe the following day.
     
  5. Stealth

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    They just have to have suspicion that you "may" have committed an offence....so basically if they see a camera they can take it. Shit isn't it.
     
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    Like i say Al a four day job with the right planning and machines its easy .Remember in the victorian times they where knocking out full size steam train 1 per week and thats over one hundred years ago .If there are any Army boys on here please tell me i am wrong.
     
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    Seems excessive. So basically if you get stopped with a camera then you can't film the rest of the trip. Fuck that! They can take the SD card and i'll put another one to carry on filming.
     
  8. Stealth

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    Please don,t get yourself wound up over this as it may never happen. I,m not saying that they will take cameras, just forewarned is forearmed if you know what i mean. I,ve used cameras in the past without any trouble, but seeing as we are a big group of sportsbike riders i reckon if we do get stopped its something to bare in mind. I,d suggest people just wip the cards out pronto before they start snooping.
     
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  9. ColinBR

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    Anyone getting excited yet, or is it just me?





    My arse is making buttons at the thought of all you lot coming up here over the border ;)
     
  10. Givover

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    Not me I don't get to excited in fact its all going to be last minute .com here:)
     
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  11. Stealth

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    Been a lot of planning for you Colin but i,m sure it will be worth it. Have you given any thought on how we are going to manage such a big group, especially through built up areas etc. Maybe we could come up with a few ground rules on here so people have time to digest them.
     
  12. ColinBR

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    Alblade has done a route guide that he is going to pass on to everyone at the start of the tour. It will explain a lot in terms of group riding mate. To be honest Al has done a hell of a lot of the planning for this and deserves more credit than me on this tour.
     
  13. HRCTrev09

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    Here's a suggestion it might be a good idea to exchange mobile numbers when we all meet up just in case of emergencies, getting lost or finding that amazing road the rest of us just have to see :D
    Also maybe being mindful of the terrain we're all be passing through desolate, wild, remote and above all unforgiving! There is nothing more that can put an end to an amazing ride out than, a serious off!!!.. I ain't sayin we ride like Drivin' Miss Daisy but just not to take unnecessary risks for the sake of the group. ;) Oh and watch out for low flying Bambi's

    Now for a serious matter!!! The Police up there ain't interested in our photographic equipment No! No!!
    20+ leather clad bikers over they're woolly blonde GF's scattered around various fields!!! :D I'm more worried about my virginity :eek:
     
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  14. ColinBR

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    Again Alblade has the mobile thing covered mate. I believe he is getting everyone's contact details, and putting that into the tour guide. Top guy
     
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    Trev, all covered, messages already sent asking for mobile details. Each days route with map, destination hotel details, lunch stops. A guide to group riding and the drop off system and pretty much a disclaimer that you a attending a tour on public roads at your own risk.
     
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    What a guy! Feels like we're in safe hands :) Top man!



    Now what about my virginity :D
     
  17. Garyb

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    appropriate time i think?
    The Young lady at the Craiglynn hotel has sent me a menu, if anyone would wish to order their meal in advance to beat the rush?
    whilst on the phone, she also said to ignore the menu price of £19.99, we can have a discounted price and eat for £15.00 per person.

    next 4 posts are whats available, ill leave it to the individual to ring the hotel direct, should anyone wish to take advantage of this?

    :edit:
    move this to the first page f you wish Colin.
     
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    Restaurant Menu
    All guests are welcome to order from the Restaurant Menu - this is included in your
    stay when booked on a dinner, bed and breakfast break.
    Should you wish to choose from our à la carte menu, that is welcomed with the
    small supplement noted in brackets.

    Cream of leek & potato soup
    Crisp fried haggis bon-bons, whisky marmalade
    Duo of honeydew & galia melon, lime, honey, ginger

    Roast Rib of beef, shallots, red wine gravy, Yorkshire pudding
    Lamb’s liver, grilled bacon, onion gravy
    Baked fillet of cod, creamed potatoes, green pea puree
    Gnocchi, Lanark Blue cheese, wild mushroom sauce

    Apple & pear oat crumble, custard
    Chocolate torte, raspberry coulis
    Vanilla ice cream, butterscotch sauce



    £19.95 per person

    Still or sparkling mineral water, 1 litre - £3.50
    After dinner Java Bean coffee - £2.45 per person
     
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    Restaurant Menu
    All guests are welcome to order from the Restaurant Menu - this is included in your
    stay when booked on a dinner, bed and breakfast break.
    Should you wish to choose from our à la carte menu, that is welcomed with the
    small supplement noted in brackets.

    Smoked salmon, chive & lemon pate, tossed leaves & cucumber dressing
    Sauté garlic & herb button mushrooms, toasted crouton
    Cream of vegetable soup

    Roasted loin of pork, caramelised apples, garlic mash, pan jus
    Casserole of Highland venison, rich redcurrant jus, red wine gravy
    Grilled fillet of grey sole, brown butter & caper sauce
    Fettuccine, sun dried tomato & pesto sauce

    Sticky toffee pudding, fresh cream
    Baked vanilla cheesecake, seasonal berries
    Strawberry ice cream, Amaretto sauce

    £19.95 per person
    Still or sparkling mineral water, 1 litre - £3.50
    After dinner Java Bean coffee - £2.45 per person
     
  20. Garyb

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    Restaurant Menu
    All guests are welcome to order from the Restaurant Menu - this is included in your
    stay when booked on a dinner, bed and breakfast break.
    Should you wish to choose from our à la carte menu, that is welcomed with the
    small supplement noted in brackets.

    Spiced fish cake, mango & coriander salsa
    Potted haugh, set shin of beef, new potato, salad, oatcakes
    Homemade cream of lentil soup

    Roulade of chicken & Charles MacLeod Stornoway black pudding, chive mashed potatoes,
    red wine Jus
    Baked supreme of salmon, herb crust, spring onion & baby potato salad
    Goat’s cheese & Mediterranean vegetable parcel, sautéed spinach, tomato sauce
    Baked loin of gammon glazed with Maple syrup, herb crushed new potatoes,
    Cumberland sauce

    Cinnamon bread & butter pudding, citrus & cardamom cream
    Baked lemon tart, berry coulis
    Trio of ice cream, chocolate sauce

    £19.95 per person
    Still or sparkling mineral water, 1 litre - £3.50
    After dinner Java Bean coffee - £2.45 per person
     

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