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Most Convenient 2011 Tour Date

June 4/5
10
30%
June 11/12
0
No votes
June 18/19
6
18%
June 25/26
12
36%
July 2/3
5
15%
 
Total votes: 33

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Bluebaur
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Post by Bluebaur »

Lunch selection for Saturday:

1 X Multi-Grain Baguette with Roasted Ham and Mustard
&
1 X Multi-Grain Baguette with Smoked Salmon and Lemon Mayo'

Thanks.

Roger & Lynda
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Green Genie
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Post by Green Genie »

Menu for Lunch for Mr & Mrs Genie (Keith and Chris)

Homemade ½ Pound Beef & Basil Burger topped with Bacon & Cheese & served with Chips & Salad £9.50

Ploughman served with Freshly baked Baguette £8.95
Hereford Hop Cheese with white Baguette

Many thanks for all your efforts lads really looking forward to it now...

GG
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Saturday Lunch

Post by DPW »

Saturday Lunch.
Home Cooked Honey & Mustard Glazed Ham, Eggs, Chips & Salad.

Many thanks,

Darren.
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Post by Green Genie »

I am hoping to be able to borrow a Tom Tom for the w/end as I own a Garmin. And trying to convert the TT file to Garmin language don't look easy :head:

If I bring the TT along with all the cables etc to Chieveley Services could someone load the route on for me if I cant sort it in time? (I cant get the TT till late friday evening so may not have the time to sort it with the early start)

I understand ChrisS will have a laptop & BBZ more than enough cables :P

Cheers GG
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Post by ChrisS »

BBZ149 wrote:
Jetski wrote:I keep getting asked about saturdays dress code, is it knobbly knees and hairy legs on show again this year?
It's fancy dress :D
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The route strays briefly into Wales where this is everyday attire, not fancy dress. :o
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Post by felix »

For those that don't have TomTom sat navs:

If you open the .itn files with a text editor each waypoint is in the format of

longitude|latitude|name

The lat and long have the decimal places missing. So, for example, Sunday's lunch stop is the Crooked Billet which has the longitude and latitude listed as
"-101411|5155382"

Putting the decimal point in give a lat/long of 51.55382, -1.01411. You should be able to enter those coordinates into most any sat nav.
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Post by felix »

One Caesar salad and one Chicken, Brie & Bacon multi grain baguette please.
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Post by BBZ149 »

Ill take one of these for lunch please

Homemade ½ Pound Beef & Basil Burger topped with Bacon & Cheese & served with Chips & Salad. Thanks guy's


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Pat Slade
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Post by Pat Slade »

ChrisS

Lunch Saturday

1 x Multi-Grain Baguette - Chicken Brie & Bacon

Please!

Many thanks

Pat
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Post by ChrisS »

felix wrote:For those that don't have TomTom sat navs:

If you open the .itn files with a text editor each waypoint is in the format of

longitude|latitude|name

The lat and long have the decimal places missing. So, for example, Sunday's lunch stop is the Crooked Billet which has the longitude and latitude listed as
"-101411|5155382"

Putting the decimal point in give a lat/long of 51.55382, -1.01411. You should be able to enter those coordinates into most any sat nav.
That's useful. Any advice for those who have a new TomTom XL2IQ with the simplified interface that won't support more than one waypoint? I'm borrowing an TomTom from Spokey but I think there is a way to load an itinerary on new TomToms.
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Post by spokey »

ChrisS wrote:That's useful. Any advice for those who have a new TomTom XL2IQ with the simplified interface that won't support more than one waypoint? I'm borrowing an TomTom from Spokey but I think there is a way to load an itinerary on new TomToms.
I found this on the web. I obviously have NO idea whether it works or not, but it looks plausible.

Update: This looks better.
Ciao,
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Post by BBZ149 »

I got a new £300 TomTom Go1000 do you think you can use ITN files on it lol what a pile of Poo TomTom are taking the P155 :evil: now you would have thought they would produce a product that was backward compatible! But apart from that it’s a great Satnav though.

GG, I shall bring a laptop and leads if anybody gets stuck.
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