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I am off shift so I will dust off the triumph and i will be there

Child care permitting I'm up for it.

what if you don't care about child?

here ya go

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work in progress, sort of.

It's a nice easy route as it's the cobweb run. A few stop off points and some nice roads in between them.
To finish with we can stop at any pubs in that approximate area if you like.

that old A30 looks a good road

As usual,

LEAVING CARAS DINER AT 10AM SHARP SO PLEASE BE FUELLED UP AND READY TO GO.

NORMAL FRIENDLY RIDE 'RULES' APPLY

IF YOU ARE A JM AND ARE MAKING YOUR WAY CAL TO THE FRONT PLEASE DON'T BUZZ OTHER RIDERS OR DO ANYTHING TO CAUSE CAR DRIVERS TO KICK OFF AT US.

THANKS

If its work in progress may I suggest that instead of taking the A352 up through Cerne Abbas you turn right on the r/about prior to the turn off and head towards Dorchester on the B3147, then take the left turn by the BP garage which takes you onto a unnamed road all the way up through and eventually rejoins the A352 the other end. A far superior road (IMO) for riding enjoyment and the fact that the Cerne abbas road is usally full of gravel traps all the way up through at the best of times.I'd imagine after all this rain it'll only be worserer.

i know the road Matt, it's fun but might be a little stale on a friendly. Best saved for a spirited day out ;0) thanks though.

I went with the Cerne road as it's a little more interesting to ride at posted limits, plus if they want to, can stop for a shot with the giant.

billinom8s wrote:i know the road Matt, it's fun but might be a little stale on a friendly. Best saved for a spirited day out ;0)

That one is already pencilled-in for one of my runs from BS this year.

Yep, red5 will be attending

Date added to diary, count me in

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billinom8s wrote: It's a nice easy route as it's the cobweb run. A few stop off points and some nice roads in between them.
To finish with we can stop at any pubs in that rough area if you like.

I think the locals of Upottery, Yarcombe and Newcott might be offended by referring to them as 'Rough', I always thought they were quite picturesque ;) ..................

badgerKDD wrote:

billinom8s wrote: It's a nice easy route as it's the cobweb run. A few stop off points and some nice roads in between them.
To finish with we can stop at any pubs in that rough area if you like.

I think the locals of Upottery, Yarcombe and Newcott might be offended by referring to them as 'Rough', I always thought they were quite picturesque ;) ..................

'ere! O'ive been a local in two outa them dree places an' oi resemble that, we'em vurry nice folks o'ill 'ave 'e knaw!

BTW, w'ass pitcherskew mean Mr Badger Zir? Cas'n find'in in th' English-Deb'n dickshinurry

I'm in if its dry.