sorry :whistle:Whippet wrote:Thanks for those cheery words of wisdom Spud, I'll look out for that ba--ard dressed in black with the curvy grass cutter.
cheers Spud
sorry :whistle:Whippet wrote:Thanks for those cheery words of wisdom Spud, I'll look out for that ba--ard dressed in black with the curvy grass cutter.
. I'm ok with most of that apart from the full head of hair and tash, might struggle there I'llRedmurty wrote:some fashion idea's for those that are going (thumbs)
cheers Spud
JP-ADV990R wrote:WIBO,
Thanks for the update mate. With regards to Morocco dates 19/10/17 to 03/11/17 - are you planning to leave your residence (Southern France) on the 19th October 2017? Or are these dates for the actual time in Morocco? We (×2) are planning on taking a return ferry from UK to Spain (or France) and meet you en route.
Cheers
JP
WIBO wrote:JP-ADV990R wrote:WIBO,
Thanks for the update mate. With regards to Morocco dates 19/10/17 to 03/11/17 - are you planning to leave your residence (Southern France) on the 19th October 2017? Or are these dates for the actual time in Morocco? We (×2) are planning on taking a return ferry from UK to Spain (or France) and meet you en route.
Cheers
JP
20.10.17,now...is the date I leave my house.
As stated before if any one,due to ferry timings etc,needs to stay at my home,before or after the dates,then they can.
Once a rough route is decided then any rv points can be organised once stragglers come up with their timings.
For me it's preferable to come home on a later date as these dates allow any French riders to make the return beforehand. I'll probably overshoot the return date by a three or four days.
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Then you'll need to plan a stop in central Spain so why not make that render-vous #2 for people taking the Santander/Bilbao ferries or, like me, will be coming form elsewhere in the Pyrenees?WIBO wrote:That's fine...bimble down at your own speed anytime beforehand. I'll ping GPS/address details closer to the time.
Normally we ride over Col du Pourtalet past El Formigal ski station and Biescas to Zaragoza etc.
In the meantime you can look for my village at Asson with a postcode of 64800 to orientate yourself.(I'll add this in page one also)
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The Spanish Biker wrote:Then you'll need to plan a stop in central Spain so why not make that render-vous #2 for people taking the Santander/Bilbao ferries or, like me, will be coming form elsewhere in the Pyrenees?WIBO wrote:That's fine...bimble down at your own speed anytime beforehand. I'll ping GPS/address details closer to the time.
Normally we ride over Col du Pourtalet past El Formigal ski station and Biescas to Zaragoza etc.
In the meantime you can look for my village at Asson with a postcode of 64800 to orientate yourself.(I'll add this in page one also)
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The camping at Albarracín is still open after October 12th - when most campings close - and also has bungalows for the fainthearted as it's @ 1,200 metres and can be very cold at night. But there are also loads of cheap digs in the 'city'*
That also makes a nice onward trip to Almeria ready for the crossing from there - is that's the route we take?
Regs
Simon
Can you rephrase please?..I don't live in the UK...I don't quite understand.bmw1200 wrote:We will all take the same ferry from Spain, if so should would book this independently, when you know exact date of crossing?