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Tony, thats you & the crew down (thumbs)
D - no worres with the tyres - nothing worse than we have done before (thumbs)

See you all soon

Heff is in charge of the weather :whistle:

Can you put me down for breakfast and the run too Flintlock (thumbs)

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Put me and two mates in for breakfast and run sounds good to me

Breakfast and a wee spin out for me too please. (thumbs)

All added to the list lads (thumbs)

Breakfast for myself and Derrick please

Put me and my mate down for breakfast and ride out please.

geoham wrote:Can you put me down for breakfast and the run too Flintlock (thumbs)

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Watch out for those Ulster Fry's young man!!!






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WIBO wrote:

geoham wrote:Can you put me down for breakfast and the run too Flintlock (thumbs)

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Watch out for those Ulster Fry's young man!!!





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Mine's not for sharing....


But come to think of it I remember in France getting breakfast one morning.....a small glass of orange juice [definitely made from concentrate], a croissant [small, note the singular too] and a small yoghurt [don't eat them] and they called it breakfast. The kids were with me and certainly read my mind! The clue is in the French for breakfast- 'petit dejeuner' as in little meal or little dinner, little being the extremely very operative word.

'Breakfast' didn't actually mention an Ulster Fry but I don't figure we should be travelling to Ulster to eat a French breakfast as I haven't got a magnifying glass.....

So...since nobody has actually asked the question.....are we getting a proper Ulster Fry for breakfast????

Looking forward to the trip too, it's about 470km/300 miles each way for me and only about 100km/60 miles on motorway.

Ge11y & Derrick added

92KK - The breakfast venue is on the border - so I guess an Irish/Ulster fry should keep everyone happy (thumbs)
There was a couple of truckers getting tucked into a couple when i was sorting the deal & they looked pretty good to me (the frys - not the truckers)