Spring Unofficial?

The other week, I was driving around B-i-L's farm in the series III, when I
wasn't passengering in his 3.9 rangie (which has recently written itself off
itself by going on fire in the engine bay - he's got a diesel P38 now). I
asked him if we could bring an unofficial there sometime, and with certain
reservations, he wasn't exactly against it.

it's not an "official" off-road site, so no insurance etc., but I daresay
it'll be cheap. There's a certain amount of scope there, some steep banks
and a few gulleys and ruts and probably some mud somewhere depending on time
of year. - I could find out, anyway. He wouldn't want people charging all
over the place, but then we're not really likely to do that, anyway.

located between Leominster and Tenbury - there are sundry attractions within
reach such as the Bulmers Cider place, for example. 's reasonably central,
too.

wot do you all think, before I take it any further?
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a great lie than to a small one" Adolf Hitler (1889 - 1945)
from Mein Kampf, Ch 10

Austin Shackles came up with the following;:
> The other week, I was driving around B-i-L's farm in the series III, when
> I wasn't passengering in his 3.9 rangie (which has recently written
> itself off itself by going on fire in the engine bay - he's got a diesel
> P38 now). I asked him if we could bring an unofficial there sometime,
> and with certain reservations, he wasn't exactly against it.
>
> it's not an "official" off-road site, so no insurance etc., but I daresay
> it'll be cheap. There's a certain amount of scope there, some steep banks
> and a few gulleys and ruts and probably some mud somewhere depending on
> time of year. - I could find out, anyway. He wouldn't want people
> charging all over the place, but then we're not really likely to do that,
> anyway.
>
> located between Leominster and Tenbury - there are sundry attractions
> within reach such as the Bulmers Cider place, for example. 's reasonably
> central, too.
>
> wot do you all think, before I take it any further?

I'd be interested.

Wanted to do the unofficial in Wales but other commitments from long ago
prevail

--
Paul ...
(8(|) Homer Rules ..... Doh !!!

Paul - xxx wrote:

|| Austin Shackles came up with the following;:
||| The other week, I was driving around B-i-L's farm in the series
||| III, when I wasn't passengering in his 3.9 rangie (which has
||| recently written itself off itself by going on fire in the engine
||| bay - he's got a diesel P38 now). I asked him if we could bring an
||| unofficial there sometime, and with certain reservations, he wasn't
||| exactly against it.
|||
||| it's not an "official" off-road site, so no insurance etc., but I
||| daresay it'll be cheap. There's a certain amount of scope there,
||| some steep banks and a few gulleys and ruts and probably some mud
||| somewhere depending on time of year. - I could find out, anyway.
||| He wouldn't want people charging all over the place, but then we're
||| not really likely to do that, anyway.
|||
||| located between Leominster and Tenbury - there are sundry
||| attractions within reach such as the Bulmers Cider place, for
||| example. 's reasonably central, too.
|||
||| wot do you all think, before I take it any further?
||
|| I'd be interested.
||

And me.

--
Rich
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Take out the obvious to email me.

Richard Brookman <[email protected]> uttered
summat worrerz funny about:
>>>> wot do you all think, before I take it any further?
>>>
>>> I'd be interested.
>>>
>
> And me.

Yup us too, purely dependant on dates and being able to blag the time off.

Lee D

On or around Tue, 3 Oct 2006 23:20:05 +0100, "Lee_D"
<[email protected]> enlightened us thusly:

>Richard Brookman <[email protected]> uttered
>summat worrerz funny about:
>>>>> wot do you all think, before I take it any further?
>>>>
>>>> I'd be interested.
>>>>
>>
>> And me.
>
>Yup us too, purely dependant on dates and being able to blag the time off.

dates not yet even thought about

I'll have a word sometime and see what the possibilities are.
--
Austin Shackles. www.ddol-las.net my opinions are just that
In Touch: Get in touch with yourself by touching yourself.
If somebody is watching, stop touching yourself.
from the Little Book of Complete B***ocks by Alistair Beaton.

On Tue, 3 Oct 2006 18:11:44 +0100, "Richard Brookman"
<[email protected]> scribbled the following
nonsense:

>Paul - xxx wrote:
>
>|| Austin Shackles came up with the following;:
>||| The other week, I was driving around B-i-L's farm in the series
>||| III, when I wasn't passengering in his 3.9 rangie (which has
>||| recently written itself off itself by going on fire in the engine
>||| bay - he's got a diesel P38 now). I asked him if we could bring an
>||| unofficial there sometime, and with certain reservations, he wasn't
>||| exactly against it.
>|||
>||| it's not an "official" off-road site, so no insurance etc., but I
>||| daresay it'll be cheap. There's a certain amount of scope there,
>||| some steep banks and a few gulleys and ruts and probably some mud
>||| somewhere depending on time of year. - I could find out, anyway.
>||| He wouldn't want people charging all over the place, but then we're
>||| not really likely to do that, anyway.
>|||
>||| located between Leominster and Tenbury - there are sundry
>||| attractions within reach such as the Bulmers Cider place, for
>||| example. 's reasonably central, too.
>|||
>||| wot do you all think, before I take it any further?
>||
>|| I'd be interested.
>||
>
>And me.

and me, her, and it (because it will be here my then)
--

Simon Isaacs

"Bad officials are elected by good citizens who do not vote"
George Jean Nathan (1882-1955)

ROT13 me....

Simon Isaacs <[email protected]> uttered summat worrerz
funny about:
>>
>> And me.
>
> and me, her, and it (because it will be here my then)

You're taking your cousin? ........Cousin It...


I'll get me coat.



Lee D