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17th Jul 2011, 10:48 am | #1 |
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Scottish Quickie
Folks, Anne & I were talking about a Sunday run to a garden centre & "Glendoick" just north of Perth on the A90 was considered. Me thinks - if I fill my boot with a heap of surplus test equipment(I've actually got 3 boot-loads) - I wonder if any of the Central Belt guys would fancy a similar Sunday run & meet up for an hour or so. An alternative would be the carpark at Kinross Service Station(We met up with Mark the Mender there once).
Any Sunday these summer weeks would do if there is a concensus of interested folk. My ancestor - the original "David Fyfe" was born in Glendoick(1814), and a few more ancestors are buried in St Madoes Kirkyard nearby - hence the interest. The Scopes, AVO's,VVM's, Sig Gens, PSU's, etc were listed a while back, and will go for next to nothing. I'll still have heaps left over for Norman's in October. Regards, David |
17th Jul 2011, 11:31 am | #2 |
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Re: Scottish Quickie
Hi David.
Super, name the day please as it will save me a fortune in petrol to head to your place. Do you still want the Black Box valve amp?
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17th Jul 2011, 3:23 pm | #3 |
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Re: Scottish Quickie
Hi David,
I always seem to miss these events for one reason or another, last time it was holidays. However I would welcome a meet up and I am not that far from your proposed venue. So count me in , will give me a chance to get to meet you all. kind regards Terry
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17th Jul 2011, 3:30 pm | #4 |
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Re: Scottish Quickie
As I have already said to David. I'm in.
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17th Jul 2011, 5:41 pm | #5 |
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Re: Scottish Quickie
Three are in, That'll do me. I'm free next Sunday, then Sun 7th Aug & Sun 14th Aug. Whichever suits Trevor, Al, Terry.
Trevor has already phoned & kindly offered to take my surplus Tranny Black Box in exchange for a spare BB valve amp. Anne will be pleased - the dresser will have a clear surface again. Glendoick or Kinross SS ? Glendoick will suit those who are taking their other halves along for a run, & a promise of lunch & rake about a garden centre/country store might win them over. Whichever, I'm easy. Usually when we've headed down that way - have got to Glendoick at 11ish , and Kinross about 11.30 ish. But again - I'm easy. I'm guessing that Kinross or G/D isn't much more than an hour or so from Glasgow or Edinburgh. Regards, David |
17th Jul 2011, 8:44 pm | #6 |
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Re: Scottish Quickie
Hi David, I would like to meet up wherever/whenever, I will go with the most popular choice. Norman
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17th Jul 2011, 9:56 pm | #7 |
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Glendoick would probably be the best and nicest run for us!
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17th Jul 2011, 10:24 pm | #8 |
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Either is ok for me.
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17th Jul 2011, 11:26 pm | #9 |
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Re: Scottish Quickie
Why stop there - Watford Gap is but a short trip from there......
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19th Jul 2011, 11:10 am | #10 |
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Folks, Would this coming Sunday be too short a notice ? Say 11ish at the carpark at Glendoick Garden Centre's Cafe, just a few yards off the A90 Dual Carriageway(L/H/S, heading north). It's well signposted.
Prahaps we could exchange Mobile Phone numbers by PM beforehand. If folk would rather wait till the 7th or 14th Aug, please say. This grotty wet weather that has plagued the Central Belt & the NE for the last week or so is supposed to clear away before the weekend. However, If the heavy downpours return on Sun morn, then it'll be no fun for anyone to get themselves drenched. Regards, David |
19th Jul 2011, 9:03 pm | #11 |
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Hi David.
I will let you know tomorrow 11am may be a little early though!
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19th Jul 2011, 9:31 pm | #12 |
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I'm ok for Sunday. Like Trev I would prefer a little later but it isn't that much of a problem. I can fit in with others needs.
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20th Jul 2011, 7:26 am | #13 |
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Hi All
I am ok for this Sunday, and can fit in with other folk as regards the proposed time. lets hope we get some better weather. kind regards Terry
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20th Jul 2011, 10:22 am | #14 |
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Folks, Well - if Trevor & Al would rather wait till the 7th or 14th Aug, that's OK with me. Just pick a date & I'll go along with it, no problem.
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20th Jul 2011, 11:48 am | #15 |
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Either of those dates would suit me better than this Sunday. I have some family who live close to Glendoick. They are on holiday at the moment so I would not get a chance to see them this weekend.
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20th Jul 2011, 3:27 pm | #16 |
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If Terry, Trevor & Norman agree with the 7th or 14th Aug, then lets try for the 7th. All those in favour - raise your hands.
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20th Jul 2011, 4:14 pm | #17 |
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Yes
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20th Jul 2011, 6:42 pm | #18 |
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This Sunday is OK with me but I cannot be there before 12 noon I am afraid this would also be the case with the other dates as we are Baby sitting on all of the Saturdays beforehand!
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20th Jul 2011, 6:52 pm | #19 |
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7th is fine with me
regards Terry
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20th Jul 2011, 10:16 pm | #20 |
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Re: Scottish Quickie
Hi David, I will go with whatever date and time you decide, regards. Norman
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