Old Leatherpickers Meet - Fenay Bridge - Mon 23rd Mar
23 March 2009, 11:12 PM
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I got lost.... but I did drive my car around Emley Moor ! Right the way round. DOH !
And yes, good to see the "old" bunch.
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And yes, good to see the "old" bunch.
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24 March 2009, 11:14 AM
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Well, all i can say is, it had been too long!
Good to see some old faces, and meet some new folk!
Apologies for turning up in the suit, had come straight from work!
Good to see some old faces, and meet some new folk!
Apologies for turning up in the suit, had come straight from work!
24 March 2009, 11:24 AM
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At least you weren't in that old duffle coat 
Only got a minute to post last night as we had to get Joel off to bed as soon as we got in.
Great to see so many old faces, and a shame one or two others weren't there. Al has a weak excuse, but where the Hell was Harryboy, Fenay is in his back garden after all
Sorry I didn't get much chance to talk to Steve (Chaps) and Sam, but chatted with Kev, Gary, Barry, Martin (J4CK5ON), Martin (fish shop), Raf, Duncan, Sticky & Tracy (welcome madam), Andy (Apple), Simon (scg) and Simon (white). Said a brief hello to AJC12345, look forward to getting to know you more maybe.
Just what I hoped for from The Old Leatherpickers, a friendly, laid back, informal gathering of old friends, and I hope we can do more. I don't think these meets need to become too structured and formal, nor so regular that we start to feel obliged to attend at all costs, but I think another around mid-summer, making use of the light nights and (hopefully) clement weather would be good.
Hope to see you all, and maybe a few more at the next one
Only got a minute to post last night as we had to get Joel off to bed as soon as we got in.
Great to see so many old faces, and a shame one or two others weren't there. Al has a weak excuse, but where the Hell was Harryboy, Fenay is in his back garden after all
Sorry I didn't get much chance to talk to Steve (Chaps) and Sam, but chatted with Kev, Gary, Barry, Martin (J4CK5ON), Martin (fish shop), Raf, Duncan, Sticky & Tracy (welcome madam), Andy (Apple), Simon (scg) and Simon (white). Said a brief hello to AJC12345, look forward to getting to know you more maybe.
Just what I hoped for from The Old Leatherpickers, a friendly, laid back, informal gathering of old friends, and I hope we can do more. I don't think these meets need to become too structured and formal, nor so regular that we start to feel obliged to attend at all costs, but I think another around mid-summer, making use of the light nights and (hopefully) clement weather would be good.
Hope to see you all, and maybe a few more at the next one
24 March 2009, 04:00 PM
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At least you weren't in that old duffle coat
Only got a minute to post last night as we had to get Joel off to bed as soon as we got in.
Great to see so many old faces, and a shame one or two others weren't there. Al has a weak excuse, but where the Hell was Harryboy, Fenay is in his back garden after all
Sorry I didn't get much chance to talk to Steve (Chaps) and Sam, but chatted with Kev, Gary, Barry, Martin (J4CK5ON), Martin (fish shop), Raf, Duncan, Sticky & Tracy (welcome madam), Andy (Apple), Simon (scg) and Simon (white). Said a brief hello to AJC12345, look forward to getting to know you more maybe.
Just what I hoped for from The Old Leatherpickers, a friendly, laid back, informal gathering of old friends, and I hope we can do more. I don't think these meets need to become too structured and formal, nor so regular that we start to feel obliged to attend at all costs, but I think another around mid-summer, making use of the light nights and (hopefully) clement weather would be good.
Hope to see you all, and maybe a few more at the next one
Only got a minute to post last night as we had to get Joel off to bed as soon as we got in.
Great to see so many old faces, and a shame one or two others weren't there. Al has a weak excuse, but where the Hell was Harryboy, Fenay is in his back garden after all
Sorry I didn't get much chance to talk to Steve (Chaps) and Sam, but chatted with Kev, Gary, Barry, Martin (J4CK5ON), Martin (fish shop), Raf, Duncan, Sticky & Tracy (welcome madam), Andy (Apple), Simon (scg) and Simon (white). Said a brief hello to AJC12345, look forward to getting to know you more maybe.
Just what I hoped for from The Old Leatherpickers, a friendly, laid back, informal gathering of old friends, and I hope we can do more. I don't think these meets need to become too structured and formal, nor so regular that we start to feel obliged to attend at all costs, but I think another around mid-summer, making use of the light nights and (hopefully) clement weather would be good.
Hope to see you all, and maybe a few more at the next one
and here here!!!
24 March 2009, 07:43 PM
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25 March 2009, 12:07 AM
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Mmmmmm.... 
Had a couple of issues. Sean needed to get to football and after Bluefinning my car, there was an ignition issue (me not pressing it fully to engage an unknown second stage... not explained on the device or in the manual I must add) and it immobilised my car and cocked up the engine management...
Meant the car was stuck outside the house all night and I had to ring them this morning (they only do 9-5)...
Anyway.. Long story short... I managed to put the original map back on and remap with the modified map after an hour....**
** Results posted on another thread.
Had a couple of issues. Sean needed to get to football and after Bluefinning my car, there was an ignition issue (me not pressing it fully to engage an unknown second stage... not explained on the device or in the manual I must add) and it immobilised my car and cocked up the engine management...
Meant the car was stuck outside the house all night and I had to ring them this morning (they only do 9-5)...
Anyway.. Long story short... I managed to put the original map back on and remap with the modified map after an hour....**
** Results posted on another thread.
25 March 2009, 11:43 AM
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*** Dave's results posted in yet another thread
**** Al's nervous breakdown posted in yet yet another thread
***** BMW 335D for sale, needs new rear tyres, one careful owner, and one hooligan who I'll never speak to again posted in yet yet yet another thread
**** Al's nervous breakdown posted in yet yet another thread
***** BMW 335D for sale, needs new rear tyres, one careful owner, and one hooligan who I'll never speak to again posted in yet yet yet another thread
25 March 2009, 02:59 PM
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Not missed any pills have you?
25 March 2009, 06:29 PM
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25 March 2009, 08:10 PM
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not biting mick, but if he wants to be greeted by being set on fire when he gets home then thats just fine, the petrol and the lighter will be waiting for him......
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