Cambridge Region Run
18 March 2001, 08:13 PM
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The Cambridge boys are planning a run into the wilds of Cambridgeshire on 22nd April. Starting at The Royal Oak in Barrington (just off the A10) and finishing at Grafham Water near the A1, the route takes in some rather tasty roads (for Cambridgeshire!) and will include a stop for lunch at a pub. Please register your interest...
21 March 2001, 07:57 PM
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<BLOCKQUOTE><font size="1" face="Verdana, Arial">quote:<HR>Originally posted by GMAY:
<B>The Cambridge boys are planning a run into the wilds of Cambridgeshire on 22nd April. Starting at The Royal Oak in Barrington (just off the A10) and finishing at Grafham Water near the A1, the route takes in some rather tasty roads (for Cambridgeshire!) and will include a stop for lunch at a pub. Please register your interest...
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I'm up for that i live in bedfordshire can anyone tell me how to get there.
thanks
<B>The Cambridge boys are planning a run into the wilds of Cambridgeshire on 22nd April. Starting at The Royal Oak in Barrington (just off the A10) and finishing at Grafham Water near the A1, the route takes in some rather tasty roads (for Cambridgeshire!) and will include a stop for lunch at a pub. Please register your interest...
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I'm up for that i live in bedfordshire can anyone tell me how to get there.
thanks
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<BLOCKQUOTE><font size="1" face="Verdana, Arial">quote:<HR>Originally posted by GMAY:
<B>It's looking good!
Scoob99 - I'll ask Richard Gledhill to post a map showing where The Royal Oak in Barrington is.
Grahame
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Grahame.......Cheers for that mate.......i'll be there.
<B>It's looking good!
Scoob99 - I'll ask Richard Gledhill to post a map showing where The Royal Oak in Barrington is.
Grahame
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Grahame.......Cheers for that mate.......i'll be there.
25 March 2001, 09:12 PM
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Yeah thats great Pbone where shall we meet???......how about under the A1 where we parted on Saturday????
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26 March 2001, 03:57 PM
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And a time's been agreed - meeting from 11:30am in The Royal Oak (Barrington) car park for the ritual car inspection 
followed by coffee in the pub at 12 noon. The maps and pace notes will be given out at this time, and we'll then head off for the drive at about 12:30pm. We reckon we'll get to the food pub at 1pm-ish or a little before.
Good to see quite a few people coming along!
Richard
followed by coffee in the pub at 12 noon. The maps and pace notes will be given out at this time, and we'll then head off for the drive at about 12:30pm. We reckon we'll get to the food pub at 1pm-ish or a little before.Good to see quite a few people coming along!
Richard
26 March 2001, 05:57 PM
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Where we parted is a bit out of my way
My probable route is to use the A428 to cambridge then going to Bassingbourne and picking the A10 up at Royston, although I may change my mind and could meet you in the Texaco garage where we dearly departed company.
P.S Does the name Lee Harvey ring a bell.
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Where we parted is a bit out of my way
My probable route is to use the A428 to cambridge then going to Bassingbourne and picking the A10 up at Royston, although I may change my mind and could meet you in the Texaco garage where we dearly departed company.
P.S Does the name Lee Harvey ring a bell.
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27 March 2001, 12:59 PM
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Wacko, mat-e-boy and everyone else!
See Richard Gledhill's post for a map of where the starting point is (The Royal Oak in Barrington). It's just off the A10, about 4-5 miles south west of Cambridge.
We intend to meet from 11.30am onwards (the pub will serve coffee from midday) and we shall start leaving around 12.30. We will stop for lunch at a pub around 13.00, with the main part of the run continuing after lunch.
Grahame
See Richard Gledhill's post for a map of where the starting point is (The Royal Oak in Barrington). It's just off the A10, about 4-5 miles south west of Cambridge.
We intend to meet from 11.30am onwards (the pub will serve coffee from midday) and we shall start leaving around 12.30. We will stop for lunch at a pub around 13.00, with the main part of the run continuing after lunch.
Grahame
27 March 2001, 09:00 PM
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Pbone.....Yeah that sounds ok...Yeah the name Lee harvey does ring a bell.......use to work at my office a long time ago......How do you know him???
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Back to the top.
The weather is at last getting better (have I spoken too soon?), so the 22nd should be blisteringly hot!!
The route will take us through 50 miles of Cambridgeshire countryside and will include a stop at a small country pub for lunch (seating for about 20 people in separate room). The car park isn't huge, but there should be just about enough spaces.
See you all at Barrington...
Grahame
The weather is at last getting better (have I spoken too soon?), so the 22nd should be blisteringly hot!!
The route will take us through 50 miles of Cambridgeshire countryside and will include a stop at a small country pub for lunch (seating for about 20 people in separate room). The car park isn't huge, but there should be just about enough spaces.
See you all at Barrington...
Grahame
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You dont Lou to warn you of Gatsos... just look for the *HUGE* black lines of rubber on the road as Lou slows from mucho over the Gatso limit to mucho under th Gatso limit. ;-)
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