Border Reivers (Scottish English Border) Run Sunday 17 September 2017

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Hi Craig, thnx I'll send you the route if you pm your email address...peter
 
What's the accommodation in Jedburgh and the availability of overnight parking like? The Spead Eagle looks ok.
Due to family commitments, we will be joining up on the southern loop and heading north for the Sunday night "ower the waal" !

So can you add me to the list please? :thumbsup:
 
The Capon Tree is nice..

https://www.thecapontree.com/

The Spread Eagle is a bit more basic, the owners try hard...

Parking at the Co-Op car park is 24 and is close to both...

There are some B&B but personally I have no knowledge of those..

The Buccleugh in St Boswell has a good reputation

We stayed also at Dryburgh Abbey Hotel no St Boswell and is classical old world charm too..

Hope that helps..
 
Cheers for that !

The Dryburgh Abbey Hotel is booked :thumbsup:
It looks like a nice place to spend a night - we would have stayed longer but have to be somewhere on the Monday evening.
 
Hi Ron, are you now doing the whole day?

Do you wish to join us for dinner on Saturday night?

Thnx Peter
 
earthdweller said:
Not looking to bad .. at least we won't need paddles like this weekend !

I learned in aviation flight planning that you can't trust a UK weather forecast more than 2 hours ahead! :x

Still not planning to put my winter tyres and wheels on till end of October at this stage...

We did a final check of some of the key areas yesterday and up in the hills we were on stage 2 of the wipers...
 
Pbondar said:
Hi Ron, are you now doing the whole day?

Do you wish to join us for dinner on Saturday night?

Thnx Peter
Unfortunately not - we will meet you, probably Haltwhistle, for the run down the Military Road etc then onto Jedburgh. Our hotel is booked for Sunday night.
 
ronk said:
Pbondar said:
Hi Ron, are you now doing the whole day?

Do you wish to join us for dinner on Saturday night?

Thnx Peter
Unfortunately not - we will meet you, probably Haltwhistle, for the run down the Military Road etc then onto Jedburgh. Our hotel is booked for Sunday night.

Copied no worries see you there..
 
We've booked into Hundalee house Jedburgh. Sat an Sun.
Looked ok , but just realised no bar.. :(
Moz
 
AlienZed said:
We've booked into Hundalee house Jedburgh. Sat an Sun.
Looked ok , but just realised no bar.. :(
Moz

Ah well looks like a drive into Jedburgh required if you require a pop or two...

Distant lack of pubs in this part of the world...

Capon Tree on the Main Street is a bit more trendy...
Spit and sawdust and good pub food is Belters Bar opposite the police station!

There are others...
 
Tbh come sunday nite prob be knackerd and just want to relax int room with a couple o cans of guiness :)
M
 
Well we can wind the boost up and stretch out the afternoon segment to ensure you are tired!🤓👍

We can take a poll at carter bar depending on timing and weather 👌
 
We've booked the Dryburgh Abbey Hotel and it's got a bar! At £72 a night it's not expensive either.
 
Just court up on this thread, I will be able to make this run on Sunday and I also think cherrym maybe attending if he hasn't already been in turn wth you.

I will be heading up in the morning for the start time.

Craig
 
craig3.2 said:
craig3.2 said:
Pbondar said:
Following on from runs to 'Dumfries and Galloway' and 'Scottish Borders' and after discussing with Craig3.2, I'm pleased to say we are adding the third element of this Scottish trilogy.

The Border Reivers run will start in a Scottish Border town on an approximately 225 mile route heading south west across the Border, following Hadrian's Wall then in a large orbit through the English Scottish Borders finishing back to said same town.

It doesn't use any of the roads used on the previous two runs.

Expressions of interest welcome..joining details will be sent out a week before. Looking for an 09:00 departure and return around 17:00.

For interest Border Reivers were raiders along the Anglo-Scottish border from the late 13th century to the beginning of the 17th century. Their ranks consisted of both Scottish and English families, and they raided the entire Border country without regard to their victims' nationality. When raiding, or riding, as it was termed, the reivers rode light on hardy nags or ponies renowned for the ability to pick their way over the boggy moss lands, as soldiers, the Border reivers were considered among the finest light cavalry in all of Europe.

Not sure whether a Z4 meets the criterion, you will have to decide if you qualify as a reiver!

Any questions..pls ask..

Attending......

1.Pbondar
2.Garybroon
3.MefiEcosse
4.Cerbera
5.Patriot66
6.Swiftly
7.Craig3.2
8.
9.Jamesditchy
10.Earthdweller
11.Alienzed
12.Chezsherman
??Cherryman??

Cheers :thumbsup:

Just a wee update on those down to attend,Peter.
Let's hope the weather is as kind to us as on other runs,for your first Scottish meet you have been kind enough to organise.....the weather has been good and bad in equal measure,from day to day,lol.
Fingers crossed it's dry at least :D :driving:
 
You can add me to the list please - joining the procession as agreed at the Haltwhistle Pee stop! :thumbsup:
 
Chezsherman said:
Just court up on this thread, I will be able to make this run on Sunday and I also think cherrym maybe attending if he hasn't already been in turn wth you.

I will be heading up in the morning for the start time.

Craig

Be nice to see you both again and catch up.
Not seen your new motor yet craig. :thumbsup:
Moz
 
Chezsherman said:
Just court up on this thread, I will be able to make this run on Sunday and I also think cherrym maybe attending if he hasn't already been in turn wth you.

I will be heading up in the morning for the start time.

Craig

Hello Craig, thanks, if you pm me with your details pls as requested I can then send you the route..

I've not heard from your colleague so can you "prod" him in the same vein...

It's the catering I need to keep on top of for the lunch stop thnx..
 
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