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Post by sladey »

Andrew - best to start another thread on that crossing - IIRC last time it was a bit like the normandy landings with various crossings being used and a separate thread on each one
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OK, will do
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Post by amallagh »

Where is this Portsmouth/Caen ferry group planning to stop off on the way to LeMans and can anyone make an estimate of when ?
We'll be several hours behind on the road having got the early ferry on Thursday morning to Cherbourg but I'm always up for a challenge to catch up !! Sees for luchtime might be a stretch but if you are planning a 'leisurely extended lunch' then we might have a chance.
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does anyone have a good idea of a driving route - apparently we can't enter the campsite area until 2pm Thursday so we should make the most of the 6 hours between ferry exit and Le Mans :)
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steve wright wrote:does anyone have a good idea of a driving route - apparently we can't enter the campsite area until 2pm Thursday so we should make the most of the 6 hours between ferry exit and Le Mans :)
http://www.ddk-online.com/phpBB2/viewtopic.php?t=30487
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:oops: shows how much I was paying attention!
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Post by jb »

Are we meeting at the same pub as before (2008) prior to joining the ferry?
I vaguely remember where is was - on the seashore and a few miles east - but not the actual place or pub name.
Or maybe we are meeting somewhere else?
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Post by Ferry Man »

Jason,

Some of us are meeting at a pub earlier in the evening. A bit more inland this time (with a bigger car park than 2 years ago venue)
It's about 20 minutes from the ferry terminal .
Find the Seven Stars, on the A272, just off the A3 near Petersfield.
Probably be there around 7.30-8.00pm-ish.

http://www.pub-explorer.com/hampshire/p ... stroud.htm
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Post by Nige »

Planning on being at the seven stars ourselves, probably a bit later though, see how much tarmac we can burn when we leave Derbyshire.
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Post by GP911 »

Sounds good, thanks Paul.
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Post by Bootsy »

We are leaving Norwich around lunchtime so could be the first to the Seven Stars.

Bear in mind we will be stopping for regular feeds and nappy changes though.




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Post by Viv_Surby »

Well the jinx of CLM has struck me now :shock: rough running and backfiring....spent the day at BS Motorport trying to track down the problem without too much luck :roll: Car is now going to Bob Watson's tomorrow to hopefully trace and remedy the problem.

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