Nice Lady in Wetherby

All your 206CC sightings.......
Sue&Steve
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Post by Sue&Steve »

My first wave ever - Wetherby at about 6.15pm Weds. Sorry - was paying more attention to someone I was trying to let in from my left (so all I know is that the CC was Moonstone or aluminium). Luvverly warm Yorkshire evening - roll on an Indian Summer. (I was Aegean 2.00 cc - no mods at all!)

PS- Do you find that you're a more mellow, considerative, driver with the roof down?

Burge
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Post by Burge »

You spotted me!

My horse lives between Wetherby and Spofforth and I was on my way home from feeding, mucking out etc. I passed you just about by the police station if I remember rightly. I was feeling very down as horse is poorly at the moment and your lovely big wave was indeed good therapy - I drove all the way home with a big smile on the outside and inside.

I do find I am more considerate when driving with the roof down - it gives people more chance to look at the car. I also don't get wound up about traffic jams for the same reason. Oh no I'm turning into a poser!!!!

Burge

P.S. It is also me that your brother spots on Garforth Station!!

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Frosty
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Post by Frosty »

Hope your horse is on the up and up soon! :smile:
Cheers

Frosty

Burge
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Post by Burge »

Thanks Frosty,

It has been a long job I haven't ridden her since March and having the CC has definitely helped as it has given me something else to think about. I take her back to the vet tommorrow for another X-ray so everything is crossed!

Burge
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Frosty
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Post by Frosty »

Will keep fingers and toes crossed for you as well - I'm an animal lover and I know what it's like. Hope all goes well!
Cheers

Frosty

Sue&Steve
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Post by Sue&Steve »

Knew we'd run into you Burge (not literally - that would be v bad luck. What are the odds on a 2 x 206cc collision?) one day in or around E.Leeds!

What's your horse's name? Best of luck with her recovery.

Burge
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Post by Burge »

Her name is Rosie but on a Sunday she is "Glendales Grey Ghost". Haven't had many Sundays though due to F&M last year and injury this. Horsebox did 90 miles between Mot's! Nice to see you by the way. We must all get together. I seem to remember you saying you were civil servants in a previous post. Hubby used to be before being outsourced to EDS. Are you based in Leeds?

Burge
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Paul-T
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Post by Paul-T »

Hmmmmm ... A Leeds mini meet maybe???? :smile:

Burge
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Post by Burge »

I'm definitely up for a Leeds/Yorkshire (anybody else that wants to come!) mini meet. Suggestions as to where. Somewhere nice in the country that is nice to drive to. I will get my thinking cap on and get back to you. The Scotts Arms in Sicklinghall just outside Wetherby is very nice. Food is nice - just a little bit dearer than usual pub grub but well worth it.

Burge
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Sara
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Post by Sara »

I'm up for a Leeds mini meet
Sara

Paul-T
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Post by Paul-T »

Burge,

Has your 'thinking cap' come up with any ideas yet? apart from The Scotts Arms in Sicklinghall that is ;)

Burge
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Post by Burge »

Hi Paul-T,

No haven't thought of anywhere else yet. My local has a huge car park and is easily accessible from the A1 (3 miles) M1 (3 miles) and M62 (about 7 miles). This would be ideal for anyone wanting to travel from further away than Leeds. Will try and think of other places when I get home.

Burge
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Sue&Steve
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Post by Sue&Steve »

Well Burge - looks like all the rest of us have nominated you as organiser of a local meet for local people. Serves you right for having so many posts!

We'll come along, wherever.

Burge
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Post by Burge »

Hi Sue&Steve,

If you have a preference for anywhere you would like to go I am open to suggestions. Ideally somewhere easily accessible for everyone, nice big car park. Doesn't have to be a pub but we're a bit short on theme parks round here!

In fact if anyone who would like to come along has any ideas let me know.

I will put a post on the discussion section and see how we go on.

Burge
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Post by paul_y3k »

hey let me know too and I'll go for the come the longest distance award :smile:
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