help the heroes ride at wootton basset

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guys & gals just picked this thread up from the 2 wheels site
on the 14th march there is going to be a bike ride for help the heroes though wooden basset to the RAF station at lyneham with all funds going to the help the heroes it will cost £5 for the wristband which will allow entry to the RAF station the meeting place for the start of the ride is jun17 M4 eastbound at leigh delamere for anyone wanting to go i will be going its a sunday
pete

ready to go - meant to sort the scottoiler out and replace her old bolts with nice new ones but it was dark when i got back so i'll have to do the oiler in the morning and maybe leave the bolts.

We're going to leave in the morning not sure what time ... we're going peterborough - northampton way and down from there which i guess is not the way you're going Pete

ok right we are leaving here about 11 might do melton a606 though to a6003 oakhamton cut across then switch on the sat nav
lol pete

dawn patrol here just starting to do final checks tum around like headless chicken
off soon to fuel up check tyres get breakfast you now the 1 freds still in bed bloody co pilots
then s s s time weathers outside looks good
take care all & see you soon along with 10,000 +other bikers
pete & fred who,s fast asleep snoring

see you both later Pete & Fred ....... and you too Steve ...... mind the cakes! Oh and hopefully you too R2!!

back home safe & sound i can,t not describe what a fantastic day we had i did get a little misty eyed riding through Wooten basset will post up more about the weekend escapades bloody squatters
pete

back home too, after detours to the pub etc really enjoyed the ride, definitely got a bit misty eyed seeing the crowds in Bassett too. Great to meet you guys too, hopefully see you again at Bishops Castle

cards wrote:back home safe & sound i can,t not describe what a fantastic day we had i did get a little misty eyed riding through Wooten basset will post up more about the weekend escapades bloody squatters
pete

R2D2 wrote:back home too, after detours to the pub etc really enjoyed the ride, definitely got a bit misty eyed seeing the crowds in Bassett too. Great to meet you guys too, hopefully see you again at Bishops Castle

Yes so did i - after all i'd seen about people not wanting us there to see them lined all along the route clapping and waving and then to get into WB town and see them all cheering us on was absolutely fantastic - can't describe it. (Mind you - i see all the Hardley Tractor boys were the ones on TV although i did see the custard and silver cat make an appearance lol)

Glad you were able to get yours started Chris - was a bit worried you'd be taking the alarm remote to bits again

Sorry about the crumbs in your bed Pete ....... oh and the jeans even tho they weren't my fault and next time i go anywhere i've decided i'm definately going to charge shortarses to sit on Ezz!

Anyway, we had a good trip back and a thoroughly good weekend

(My flag is completed shredded now tho!!!)

well i do i describe the days events .
got up nice & early washed & packed the bike showered . had a nice breakfast
& off we set in sunshine nice potter down stopped had dinner
got to the travel lodge 10 Min's early not bad timing
signed in unpacked went had a drink quick nap
then the mob arrived
1st Suzie with you was neil you want a coffee i,l chuck it over you
i now know why he wears combat jeans so you can,t see the ruddy coffee stains lol
then the squatter,s arrived ie Pam & Steve who for some small reason had not got a room
a small technical hitch 1/2 the hotel was flooded
some idiot said why don,t you share with us
next time I suggest this hit me at the back of the head with a piece of 4x4
so evening arrive,s back to the room squatter ,s & all
where as you know a few drinks the talk turns to sex SUZIE Ive got a new Kodak camera sly wink

& yes please don,t eat in bed again right crumbs in the bum are not good
so we settle down for a good nights sleep
yer right
at about 4,15 AM yes AM
i awake to the gentle sound of
1 the sound of a baby wart hog in peaceful slumber ( Pam)
2 what i can only describe as a light aircraft starting up on full choke which then back fire,s o h the smell (Steve)
3 the frighting sound of a cross between chewbacca & a hippo in need of Dino rod urgent (Fred)
the bike ear plugs came in handy BOTH sets
you can guess where i put the 2nd set
i would not swap a single second of that weekend it brings tears to my eyes Pete
ps i do not snore

cards wrote:
ps i do not snore

Not when you are awake no

Sorry about the after burner, must have running the engine too rich again That does mean though that I did get some sleep, I felt like I had been awake all night - guess you wish I had been.

Many thanks to you both for coming to our rescue after our booked and paid for accommodation suddenly wasn't after their aqua technical problem

cards wrote:
1st Suzie with you was neil you want a coffee i,l chuck it over you

where as you know a few drinks the talk turns to sex SUZIE Ive got a new Kodak camera sly wink

that means he likes you haha ........ well i suppose the pics would be harmless enough but don't you go bothering asking for 'extras' haha

cards wrote:& yes please don,t eat in bed again right crumbs in the bum are not good

i would not swap a single second of that weekend it brings tears to my eyes Pete

and i really don't think i could've got that many crumbs in your bed!!

they have just made this a annual event roll on next year & they might let us camp there PARTY lol
& next year steve I DON,T SHARE lol
pete

Neil found a photo of himself taken by the photographer doing the pics on the site - i must've been hidden and he was in full view behind the pillock on the three wheeled big screened monstrosity that was belting out the dreary c&w music - that must've been what the long suffering look on his face was lol

A DVD of the day has been made and can be purchased for £5 + P&P from the Afgan Heros website.

Anyone else going to Wooton Basset this year information here

http://www.rideofrespect.co.uk/index.html