Dunkirk 24th March 2012
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StevenM
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Re: Dunkirk 24th March 2012
No beer for you your riding.
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Re: Dunkirk 24th March 2012
Just looked at the Weather Report. At the moment it is giving rain for the Saturday (24th) but time for things to change.
http://www.accuweather.com/en/gb/birmin ... 966?day=10
Cheers,
http://www.accuweather.com/en/gb/birmin ... 966?day=10
Cheers,
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Re: Dunkirk 24th March 2012
According to the website I've just looked at, petrol in France is currently €1.739 per litre which converts to almost £1.45 per litre.
I guess these are average prices - some of the petrol round here is slightly less than shown on the chart.
It may be worth checking nearer the time to see if it's cheaper to get on the Shuttle with full tanks or to wait until arriving in France to fill up.
It may not make much difference, though.
The site:
http://www.fuel-prices-europe.info/
I guess these are average prices - some of the petrol round here is slightly less than shown on the chart.
It may be worth checking nearer the time to see if it's cheaper to get on the Shuttle with full tanks or to wait until arriving in France to fill up.
It may not make much difference, though.
The site:
http://www.fuel-prices-europe.info/
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Re: Dunkirk 24th March 2012
Cheers mate but it does look a little posh and the food is a bit priceytarmacburner2 wrote:Looks a bit posh. We can always leave ZZG and Horobags outside with some coke and crisps!
How abought this one
Bybrook barn Harvester
Cantebury Rd Ashford
TN24 8 QQ
Or Steve as suggested Frankie and Bennies which is on the same site as the hotel
cast your vote and lets make a decission
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Re: Dunkirk 24th March 2012
Just thought I'd say, theres a beefeater pub or Harvester 100 yards from the hotel in Ashford along with a KFC, Pizza hut, Frankie and Bennies across so you won't be stuck for somewhere to eat.
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Re: Dunkirk 24th March 2012
Its 137.9 for petrol and 144.9 for diesel at the local Tossercos.Waldorf wrote:According to the website I've just looked at, petrol in France is currently €1.739 per litre which converts to almost £1.45 per litre.
I guess these are average prices - some of the petrol round here is slightly less than shown on the chart.
It may be worth checking nearer the time to see if it's cheaper to get on the Shuttle with full tanks or to wait until arriving in France to fill up.
It may not make much difference, though.
The site:
http://www.fuel-prices-europe.info/
Diesel is therefore 10p cheaper there (based on €1.171 to £1 I got today)
But petrol is 8p more expensive.
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Re: Dunkirk 24th March 2012
If we go with Steve's suggestion (F&B) we don't have to get togged up again for riding. If it is wet on the way down that means putting on wet clobber. Plus I'll have done about three hundred miles down to Ashford. So I can eat and retire to my room when I want.
So my vote is F&B.
Are we stopping for coffee / snack where we meet up with Liam and Steve?
Cheers,
So my vote is F&B.
Are we stopping for coffee / snack where we meet up with Liam and Steve?
Cheers,
tarmacburner2
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Re: Dunkirk 24th March 2012
Serviced the Bike , new tyres , washed & polished , packed & loaded , ready to go
are we there yet

6 Days to go

are we there yet

6 Days to go
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Re: Dunkirk 24th March 2012
We can have as many breaks as you wish .its a bit early for me to have something to eat. i was planningtarmacburner2 wrote:Are we stopping for coffee / snack where we meet up with Liam and Steve?
Cheers,
on the A1/A14 services for something to eat
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StevenM
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Re: Dunkirk 24th March 2012
I will be waiting till then too Alan, Big breakfast before I set off.