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Just a wee bump to the top & a reminder that the offer of two nights & two breakfasts lasts until April 12th.

Will that be a wee breakfast.....?

Hope not Olaf!

Flintlock wrote: ↑Tue Mar 12, 2024 6:34 pm Hope not Olaf!

See if you can find a few soda farls to bring down to go with the breakfast, happily treat you to some beers. I have been known to make Irish coffees at the tent too.

Great offer Olaf - will take you up on that - will have to remember to pack some Sodas!

Final bump for this meet folks & a reminder that the offer for the pitch plus breakfast end on the 12th April (details in 1st post).

I will add a further post re breakfast times & any other info I can think of next week.

Thanks

Flintlock

ABR Ireland Route

Not been able to find a way of linking the gpx file onto this forum.

If you’d like the gpx file for the route we will be taking on the Saturday run out (27th) please email me and I’ll forward the file to you.

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departing at 10:00

cheers

I have put through payment for Will Crean and myself.

I am planning on coming on Thursday and heading to Bantry market on Friday morning as there will be breakfast options there too. From there a short run to Kenmare via Caha Pass for a coffee stop and then back to Glengariffe via Healy Pass for lunch at the camp site. Its a short loop, but one I have done many times and you can never tire from it.

Hi All - regretfully can't make the Rally - leave has to be rationed these days.
Wishing everyone a brilliant few days - the ABR Ireland Rallies are great events - hoping plenty of pictures will be posted!

Sorry to see Moorso cant make it for the weekend.

But I was looking at our weather map and it seems to be promising some good weather starting with a cold but not frosty Friday morning dropping to 4C overnight, for anyone arriving Thursday bring warm kit.

Trailer sorted as I am making a longer weekend of it and like my creature comforts plus its easier in my book as no gear on the bike.

If anyone feels like it... an option is a 60 minute ride [52km] via Healy Pass to Kenmare for a breakfast or brunch, return the same way. If there is any degree of sunshine this is a great route.

If not...Glengarriffe itself is a very pleasant hangout spot,

I am sure some of this is on the Saturday route plan but you sometimes can never have too much of a good thing.

https://www.google.com/maps/dir/Glengar ... ?entry=ttu