Bongo Fury

This meeting will be held from Friday 9 to Sunday 11 May at Thirlestane Castle Camping Park, Lauder, Borders. It is a club meeting and we have 30 slots available all with electric hook up. You must book both nights. Full details can be found in the member's area of the main website:

http://www.igmaynard.co.uk/bongo/member ... tm#rallies

I will be there one way or another, just have to ask my other half if I can stay the night with you lot. At a tad over 15 miles from my place it is going to take me 25 mins to get to the campsite. Long trip for an oldie like me..


Tony

OK, no problem, we will keep a pitch for you. Sort it out on arrival.

Will you need towing out again Tony

Probably Brian! But this time I think that I will get his lordship to do it with his tractor if needed. This is a posh campsite within the grounds of the big house were the local Lord Lieutenant resides.

On the other hand I will be available to give your V-Dub a tow out of the muck if I decide to turn up in my Jeep Cherokee.

Tony

Delighted to say we're booked in for this one.

MountainGoat wrote:Probably Brian! But this time I think that I will get his lordship to do it with his tractor if needed. This is a posh campsite within the grounds of the big house were the local Lord Lieutenant resides.

On the other hand I will be available to give your V-Dub a tow out of the muck if I decide to turn up in my Jeep Cherokee.

Tony

That could be good Tony, get Ian to organise a tug of war.

You are very welcome to come to the Scottish Borders Bob. Nice place and I believe that you actually win a prize if you find a midge anywhere near the towns and villages. But are you actually coming to see us horrible lot of Border Reivers or are you passing through on your way to Edinburgh Zoo to see the pandas?

http://www.edinburghzoo.org.uk/visiting/panda.html

Tony

Thanks for the invite, Mrs B is of good Scottish decent so we try and get up every couple of years, and it will work well to tie this in with out main holiday.

Beautiful part of the world, although I may need a passport.

Would be nice to see the pandas.

Bob wrote:Beautiful part of the world, although I may need a passport.

Not for the next couple of years at least Bob, but if the vote goes for separation then you are also going to need some currency exchange and a work permit if you want to work with the Pandas in Edinburgh Zoo

Me, work with pandas?

MOT Passed with no advisories and we're now booked in for the bash

Well done the Gordon's ,from Gordon!

I'm going to venture up as well, not booked yet but will do it this week.

Hopefully we'll get booked up for our 1st Bongo bash. Be gentle we're new !!


Kev Sonia and Callum