Back End Buchhie (Moffat)

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big rob wrote:
Paul wrote:Not long now. Any more takers for this one?
Yup, booked into local caravan/campsite for this weekend, Gail & wir dog coming down in van, i'm heading down on me project 11S [smilie=biker.gif]
Haven't been to a Boxertrix meet for over a decade :shock: looking forward to catching-up & meeting some new faces.

Rob & Gail :)
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A tad soggy but have made it to Moffat, everyone else arrive okay?
Ride-out still on tomorrow?
Cheers Rob & Gail (and Ed our dog) :)
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Hi folks, Gail, Ed & I are back home safe'n'sound after a fantastic Boxertrix weekend.
We've had a blast :lol: great to catch-up with Paul, Archie and meet Chris & Amanda for the first time. Nice food, great company, rode motorcycles and talked plenty bollox, doesn't get much better.
Thanks to Chris for planning a great run culminating with the Dalveen Pass :D
Moffat Caravan & Camping site was a great find, we'll be back.
Stopped & took this piccie of me auld plug as I rode the A701 out of Moffat this morning.
Cheers, Rob & Gail :)
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Aye ,t`was good Rob. I shot up to E`bro this morning also, Where was all the traffic this weekend? were there special alcohol offers on in Carlisle :wink: The Bucchie is just the ticket for a group weekend, attentive staff and friendly owners. I felt a bit inferior in my Wilko over pants next to our posh Rukka suited goodfellows.

Must try to do this again next year.

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Chris, If you do it again next year, could you possibly sort your holiday route as per this year and put my bike in the van with yours, I could then fly up and ride home. :lol:

Glad you all had a good w/end.


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A top weekend indeed. Thanks to Chris for organising and to Archie, Rob, Gail, Chris and Amanda for being such good company. The autumn colours were a fantastic garnish to some great roads. If anyone finds the USB power pack I accidentally jettisoned from my bike on the Moffat to Selkirk road, drop me a PM :oops:

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Many thanks to Chris for organising great weekend, it was great to see Chris, Amanda, Paul, Rob and Gail.

It was a good hotel and a nice route, I had a great time.

See you all next time.
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Al wrote:Chris, If you do it again next year, could you possibly sort your holiday route as per this year and put my bike in the van with yours, I could then fly up and ride home. :lol:

Glad you all had a good w/end.


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Hi Folks,

I put together a short video of footage from the weekend which you can see here on YouTube.

Cheers,

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