Well I went to take my bottle to the bottle bank this morning and there was a bunch of strange men there They came to mine for a cuppa and a chat., Ad58945985987 was showing strange reading material to my 2 year old son, readers caravans or some other topshelf magazine

cheers lads will have to meet again  At work
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Well as CG suggested it went ahead as planned.
Started well with tea/coffee + home made scones and jam courtesy of Mrs CG ...followed up by a tour of the chicken ranch.
A short 30 min drive then to some uppy downy bits with lots of puddle splashing inbetween, good company and a great day - many thanks toeknee

Below - picture shot on location at the ranch



And after an uppy bit....

Another for the coffee and scones thanks for the tour of the ranch CG and thanks for the rest of you turning up, hope you didn’t mind the up and down bits and all had a safe journey home

As mcphersonstrut said good company and a good day, and some good photos

Cheers
toeknee

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next meet should be in a pub so we can start telling stories and exaggerating like real men should


Anyone up for it? show interest and I will start an event listing for it, Leeds would be good easy train access for many? Id stay over at a travellodge etc so I can drink far more than Mr Bling recommends At work
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Ready for home, not much mud but plenty of mucky water

Hmmm, 5 FL2's in the first photo but only 4 in the second photo........who went missing  ______________________
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them swines devoured MrsG's scones then left me high n dry ,  At work
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Dave wrote:

Hmmm, 5 FL2's in the first photo but only 4 in the second photo........who went missing

We cannot reveal who was missing, but Andy,Tony, Adrian and Andy went the distance Anon (Sorry Dave we were sworn to secrecy) couldn't take the pace.

All in all a good day and hopefully more will be in the pipeline for the future and perhaps we could get a few more members along.

chicken george wrote:

Ad58945985987 was showing strange reading material to my 2 year old son, readers caravans but he seemed to find caravans very interesting

cheers lads will have to meet again

ad210358 glad to see the drive up was worth it and that you got back ok, hopefully won’t be the first and last FL2 gathering (Northern Area) and yes hope we get a few more members along

ad210358 wrote:

chicken george wrote:

Ad58945985987 was showing strange reading material to my 2 year old son, readers caravans but he seemed to find caravans very interesting

cheers lads will have to meet again

Top award for travelling the farthest goes to ad210358 who drove all the way up from beautiful Aylesbury without stopping.....well maybe a quick stop for a full fry up (it's OK, he made sure the bacon was grilled and not fried )

Oh and looking at the ranch picture I see the score to the first turn out is 3 - 2

Non of that high calorie and fatty food for me, need to keep fit in this life

What was the drive you did?

Across the fields to CGs pub? Former Mod/Member, with the most post & Chicken George Arch nemesis

hey that tracks only good for a few trips in wet weather before it turns into a quagmire, let them guys churn it up and Id have to walk the the pub no way hozee At work
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"I can't always believe facts I read on the web" - Charles Dickens

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