The Doctor wrote:

Having emailed the farm the other day offering cash in hand for usage of the circuit I got a response by email, here it is:

NO

Regards Shelley **********




Fairly definitive answer

If anyone is keen to take their own vehicle round an LRE site take a look at http://www.lroac.com/Calendar.html Where there is the possibility of using the LRE site at Rockingham Castle on 10th March:

10th LRO Driver Training Day
Rockingham castle, Corby 10.00-4.00pm, Learn the skills required to enable you to off-road safely and proficiently. 1 day course using your own vehicle in a safe environment. £50 per vehicle (£65 for 2 drivers) pre-booking required.

I have edited full Name & details out and website address

npinks wrote:

I have edited full Name & details out and website address

the "period" on the end of the url breaks the link 

i know it could, but to have her full name and business website, i decided to remove that part in full

npinks wrote:

i know it could, but to have her full name and business website, i decided to remove that part in full

I think "pcheaven" means the link in the posting by "rchrdleigh"  2002 Honda VFR800
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To be honest Athelstan, not going around the track doesn't bother me and I wasn't prepared to travel out there to ask that. As right as you are, I am not bothered in the slightest by the response. If someone else wants to pay them a visit be my guest. LL.B (Hons) - University of Derby
LOT (Lord of Time) - University of Gallifrey

not a very polite response from them, but then i don't know what you actually asked and how it was asked

then to respond with a simple "No" on their business email address inc, make me think i wouldn't want to stay there with due to her short reply.

A reply along the lines of "thanks, but the track is for private use or XYZ and we are not covered for what your enquiring" would be the more business like reply

But then each to their own

I did start it off with sorry to bother you etc and offered to sign a disclaimer if needs be but hey ho. LL.B (Hons) - University of Derby
LOT (Lord of Time) - University of Gallifrey

for a farmer 'no' is the long and considered answer. I wouldn't have even replied

replying confirms the presence of the track so invites phantom visits At work
At home

"I can't always believe facts I read on the web" - Charles Dickens

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