Northern England Christmas Bivi

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adjustablewench
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Re: Northern England Christmas Bivi

Post by adjustablewench »

It was definitely blowing a gale
. . . Even on the very short ride I managed due to the horrible apres works party body and brain malfunction problems I was suffering with on saturday (but at least I made it :) )

Glad to hear you got back chew - hope kev and the others did too.

And for the record Zippy I dont get around that much - its just a viscious rumour! :lol:
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ianfitz
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Re: Northern England Christmas Bivi

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Zippy wrote:
ianfitz wrote:Got a fire going (in the end) unfortunately everyone exept AW and I had already gone to bed by the time it got going properly... .
Whenever I hear of a fire on this forum, AW is there :lol:

To give her the credit she deserves it was her that was the main ringleader involved in the fire setting.
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greenmug
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Re: Northern England Christmas Bivi

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It was great to meet some fellow bikers. Thanks for organising Chew.
notinabox
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Location: Nottingham/Derby border shhhh :)

Re: Northern England Christmas Bivi

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Did think about you guys while getting my bins back off the road! :-o
The noise goes quiet when I'm on my bike :)
Keiracon
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Re: Northern England Christmas Bivi

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Good trip, thanks. As chew and Ian can testify cut gate was a battle with the elements on Saturday. Nice tail wind blowing home though.
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Blackhound
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Re: Northern England Christmas Bivi

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A quiet night in now watching SPOTY. Just over 100 miles when I got home. Nice weekend meeting folks old and new.
Remarkably warm and sheltered, good call IanF. Thanks for arranging Chew.
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Zoglug
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Re: Northern England Christmas Bivi

Post by Zoglug »

Hi all,

I am hopefully in the Ladybower area with a couple of friends walking as i cant convince them to use their bikes this coming weekend (plumbing in a new bath appears to have bought me a pass out!). I am hoping to camp out, convincing them to do the same. Cheeky i know, but I was wondering if someone could drop me a grid reference for where you all camped during the winter bivi so i can try to work into my walk.

Many thanks
ianfitz
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Re: Northern England Christmas Bivi

Post by ianfitz »

We stayed at a large flat area next to the river at SK 164 877. Go over the bridge, up the track for c. 200m then turn left at the first gate. There's a fire pit and its very sheltered from southerly winds.

It's an ok bivy spot but if the wind is lighter than our outing (which is almost a certainty) then there's plenty of quieter and more scenic spots.
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