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Old 29-Mar-2005, 16:16
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Lin - dont ever take Flanks' are-we-there-yet' joint Dorset rep then!!
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Old 29-Mar-2005, 21:54
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We're camping - in a tent. Now those of you that know me reasonably well might be surprised at that but having spent the night in a rather luxurious tent at the Bemsee round in France last year, I reckon it's changed a bit since I was a wee lass, though it will obviously be the washroom facilities that make or break it. Cadwell seemed fine, we'll probably stay at home for Brands (or at least I will), Snetterton - well the whole point of that is staying around for the night. That only leaves Donny and Castle Combe so I reckon I can put up with those two no matter what.

We've been doing our research too. Millets seem the best. If you need the whole lot including beds and mats, etc, have a look at this, otherwise there's one which is called the Trent in the brochure but seems to be the same as the Tweed online, which sleeps 4 in 2 compartments either side of space in which to store/work on the bike and which only weighs 8.4kg. £120 mind you. Much better than Blacks.

From what I saw of the atmosphere at Croix, definitely the way to go.....
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Old 29-Mar-2005, 22:01
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Much as I have eschewed all forms of canvass for the last several years, ever since I could afford to stay in a proper bed on holiday, I've decided that the spirit of the whole DD thing, putting up a tent, having the bikes under canvass, washing in cold water in a ladies room with strangers wandering in and tactfully ignoring you, having nowhere to plug your hairdryer, is all indicative of the level of support I am prepared to give to as a non DD racer.

Sacrifice, that's what this series is all about, and I'm prepared to make as many sacrifices as the rest of you!

(well, I'll try it once and if it's horrible will book into nearest Champneys for anti-canvass therapy).
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Old 29-Mar-2005, 22:49
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can't say i've ever known a racer who didn't stay at the track - this aint a track day; you need to be there early to scrutineer and register then get ready for practice / qualifying, then change EVERYTHING in time for the first race, then wait for your results and CHANGE EVERYTHING ready for the second race, then CHANGE EVERYTHING BACK before you pack up and go home. it's all about the vibe.
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Old 30-Mar-2005, 19:29
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I plan to turn up the afty/eve before and sleep in our hospitality unit.


Sorry to disappoint you Nick, the sponsors are unanimous in that you will have to make do with the Winnebago Vectra as it stands.
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Old 30-Mar-2005, 19:38
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Oh well, if it's that black/silver one they showed us then we should be grateful I s'pose. At least it's got a shower, kitchen, 2 bedrooms, lounge.

Are they still providing a driver?
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Old 30-Mar-2005, 22:24
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Are they still providing a driver?

You rang M'lord?
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Old 30-Mar-2005, 22:47
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My Mate "Domski" has a huge Marque that fits about 25 peeps in..im sure if its raining we will allow other due entrants in to enjoy the hospitality.......lol

Phil

Hmmm... we'll have to kick the Page 3 brolly dollies out in the rain then
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Old 31-Mar-2005, 15:10
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I left a full bottle of whiskey in Monty's motorhome at Donington last year ... that should still be there I would imagine.

Are you sure mate?? I looked for it and couldn't find it-maybe the 'little people' took it.....................

John
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Old 31-Mar-2005, 15:12
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Are you sure mate?? I looked for it and couldn't find it-maybe the 'little people' took it.....................

John

Yeah it was in the cupboard above the sink on the RHS I think. The 'little people' shouldn't be able to reach it
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