Posted: Tue Sep 19, 2006 8:50 pm
and just to prove it 
James in Tadcaster in the sun, me in Knottingley in the rain. The meeting place tomorrow is about mid way between the two
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Posted: Tue Sep 19, 2006 9:40 pm
Stoopid British weather!
James in Tadcaster in the sun, me in Knottingley in the rain. The meeting place tomorrow is about mid way between the two
James in Tadcaster in the sun, me in Knottingley in the rain. The meeting place tomorrow is about mid way between the two
Posted: Tue Sep 19, 2006 10:23 pm
testing fields?hot66 wrote:Just got in after spending all afternoon testing fields near Tadcaster
i just know im going to regret asking but what are you testing fields for ?
how grassy they are?
Posted: Wed Sep 20, 2006 9:12 am
nutrient levels , eg Phosphate, Potash , pH etcHelen wrote:testing fields?hot66 wrote:Just got in after spending all afternoon testing fields near Tadcaster
i just know im going to regret asking but what are you testing fields for ?
how grassy they are?
We then know what fertiliser is needed & we can send the spreaders in
Who said DDK didn't cover a diverse range of subjects
Posted: Wed Sep 20, 2006 9:27 am
well you did tell me your work was shite sorry...
Posted: Wed Sep 20, 2006 9:35 am
burnt shite thankyou
Posted: Wed Sep 20, 2006 10:26 am
You're right James, the forecast has changed again and is all to cock as usual. Its bright and extremely windy here this am. You won't need your wellies Helen unless of course they are wrong again!!
Posted: Wed Sep 20, 2006 2:39 pm
sunny & windy
Just a shame the nights are closing so quickly
Not looking forward to the drive home with my candles for headlights
Just a shame the nights are closing so quickly
Not looking forward to the drive home with my candles for headlightsPosted: Wed Sep 20, 2006 2:42 pm
James (me)
Phil
Mick
Ian
Helen
Bert
Mike & Sue
Richard & Jane
Dave
See you all 7.00 ish
Phil
Mick
Ian
Helen
Bert
Mike & Sue
Richard & Jane
Dave
See you all 7.00 ish
Posted: Wed Sep 20, 2006 5:57 pm
Missed this onepmjt wrote:Which motor are you going to be in Mr. D? New or old?Ian Donkin wrote:That time works for me.
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- just about to step outside and wash the 993 - better hurry!Posted: Wed Sep 20, 2006 11:57 pm
And it was good to see you all again tonight . Plus Richard and Jane - nice car you guys have .
. Plus Richard and Jane - nice car you guys have .Posted: Thu Sep 21, 2006 12:04 am
Ian - how the heck did you beat me home!!!!
What a great evening everyone - just goes to proove that DDK is the BEST Porsche club in the world
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What a great evening everyone - just goes to proove that DDK is the BEST Porsche club in the world
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Posted: Thu Sep 21, 2006 12:09 am
Another good night....
pmjt in full anorak mode;
Ian Donkin late (had to wash the car!);
Helen confused with the plethora of cars in her collection and how to collect them all at the weekend;
One 912 sold (I think) during the evening;
Bert managed not to hit anything;
Ian's Mum (!) dispensing advice on the best way to deal with Aubergines;
James selling Sue's book in aid of Macmillan (signed copies were available!);
Good to see new faces (Richard & Jane) - welcome - and nice motor;
Plans mooted for various visits next year and the year after;
Discourse on who's 356 will be finished first;
Who have I forgotton - Mike and me, the quiet ones [it's an age thing, eh Mike?].
Thanks, James, for organising a good meet and great food.
pmjt in full anorak mode;
Ian Donkin late (had to wash the car!);
Helen confused with the plethora of cars in her collection and how to collect them all at the weekend;
One 912 sold (I think) during the evening;
Bert managed not to hit anything;
Ian's Mum (!) dispensing advice on the best way to deal with Aubergines;
James selling Sue's book in aid of Macmillan (signed copies were available!);
Good to see new faces (Richard & Jane) - welcome - and nice motor;
Plans mooted for various visits next year and the year after;
Discourse on who's 356 will be finished first;
Who have I forgotton - Mike and me, the quiet ones [it's an age thing, eh Mike?].
Thanks, James, for organising a good meet and great food.
Posted: Thu Sep 21, 2006 12:30 am
And would you believe me if I told you I went the wrong way!pmjt wrote:Ian - how the heck did you beat me home!!!!
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Posted: Thu Sep 21, 2006 9:04 am
not sure you or Mike could get a word in edge ways anywayMick Cliff wrote:Another good night....
pmjt in full anorak mode;
Ian Donkin late (had to wash the car!);
Helen confused with the plethora of cars in her collection and how to collect them all at the weekend;
One 912 sold (I think) during the evening;
Bert managed not to hit anything;
Ian's Mum (!) dispensing advice on the best way to deal with Aubergines;
James selling Sue's book in aid of Macmillan (signed copies were available!);
Good to see new faces (Richard & Jane) - welcome - and nice motor;
Plans mooted for various visits next year and the year after;
Discourse on who's 356 will be finished first;
Who have I forgotton - Mike and me, the quiet ones [it's an age thing, eh Mike?].
Thanks, James, for organising a good meet and great food.
great night. huge thanks to Bert for the lift there and the scenic drive back. we were so busy talking and admiring the rear end of Richard and Janes car that we flew past the Junction for the M18 and followed them way too far down the A1 directed Bert across country home and i'm happy to report that no wildlife was hurt in the process