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May does sound much better actually.

I'll have the *secret engine* in the *secret car* by then too hopefully :lol:

Not a clue tbh. I was just thinking, drive to cornwall, camp there for 2 nights. The full day we have there we could carry on to lands end (bout 80 miles round trip) and visit a few cool places on that day

As long as theres time to go to the cider farm and go clothes shopping id be happy lol.

More of a clubpolo holiday looking at it that way. but still, I think its a good idea :D

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i love where this is going , if u want to talk to me directly my msn is vee-dub1@live.co.uk or come talk to me at the roling road day , I'm in the low black 6n with black and creem wheels

that sounds good mate, seems a lot more laid back that some kind of rally and like you say should give some good opportunities for some photo's

Right

I'll look further into a good route to take and cool places to go when I'm not half asleep lol

Got the day off work tomorrow so chances are it will be then

Again the problem of camping still remains.

The way me and a load of mates did it last time was just to book in 2's (as the place didnt like groups, although they where fine with us when they realised we where together lol)

But as you can imagine, that could be a bit of a pain. Especially if a lot of people want come.

Only other choice is to go on a really crappy site.

Id rather do the couples thing just for the decent showers tbh haha!

showers? mate as long as theres beer i'm happy :lol:

I would do somthing similar, but there is no way you would get me to pay. I have payed my road tax, so unless you have some private roads you will be going on, i will just follow on behind thanks.

And I must admit, I would want it organised by someone who I trust. Isnt this the bloke who crashed all sorts of cars, boasted about out running the cops in a clapped out beetle, and got a mk1 fiesta and totalled it??????

I'm all in favour, but £20 says this never happens. :D

That was nathgun

showers? mate as long as theres beer i'm happy :lol:

Ill Drink too that :lol:

Ill be on before work if you want any help :)

showers? mate as long as theres beer i'm happy :lol:

This is a fair point haha!

Shower in a can FTW :lol:

And I don't think was Nathgun?

I know who you mean but I don't think its him.

And I don't think was Nathgun?

I know who you mean but I don't think its him.

yeah it was

A39? It's disgustingly shit in places - dangerous (mate of mine died on it), bad corners, bad surface, full of police and people who cant drive.

There's better in Cornwall, though there's also better out of Cornwall.... Mostly lanes down here with sods law dictating that a tractor WILL come the other way

The route I was looking at was spending most of the time off the A39 and just going on it a couple of times to link to roads that are more coastal.

I've no intention of racing around, specially not with a boot full of camping stuff lol.

More of a slow cruise once we are off the motorway/dual carriage ways

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sounds good , u want to organise it bud or u want to do it 2geva ?

Had a closer look at the route i think we should take.

Meet at a services near Birmingham (as its central) somewhere on the M5.

Would need to know whos coming from where to sort the best meeting point though ideally.

We then carry on along the M5 all the way to Junction 27, where we come off and go onto the A361

Then stay on the A361 until it comes to a end and merges with the A39 (Newport) Instead of going the direct route now we stay left instead of going towards conrwall on the A39

Keep lift and head for the B3233 (wich is a bridge over the river something :lol:)

Then we would stay on this road all the way till it merges with the A39

At the junction for the A3073 we then come off the A39 and go through a small town called Bude

Leave the A3073 When we see a road called Bencoolen rd. that then crosses another river. Now it sytartes to get confusing as there are no rad numbers, just lots of names.

But, from what google maps looks like, you would just keep going on this road and its pretty much all coastal. It goes closer than any other road does to the coast.

At a guess they are all country lanes as there no names or numbers anymore :lol:

Next junction is a crossroads before a village called Middle Crackington (junction has coxford meadow marked right next to it)

By now most of us are probably all lost which makes it even more fun haha!

We would then go left and that takes us back to the A39 (as we are all bored of getting lost and seeing the sea)

Then leave the A39, never to join back up with it at a pretty little village, Padstow. This is the A389. Stop of at padstow for a well deserved icecream and brake (even a padle if your daring :lol:). We are now nearly in Newquay.

From padstow we are on the B3276.

When that comes to an end we simply just go to the campsite. Crack open the beers and get the BBQ on the go.

Shearing storys of how lost we all got and trying to get in touchn with people that still haven't made it to the campsite haha!

I would advice CB radios or walkietalkies for this kind of trip though.

1: they are so much fun

2: you dont get lost as much

3: They come in handy for warning people of savage potholes and the like.

It sounds like a lot, but I reckon its not so bad?

I would print some Google map's diagrams out and write some directions etc.

But we all no, getting lost is part of the fun haha!

Let me know what you think, You should be able to follow the route yourself on Google maps. Its pretty simple, just look for the roads close to the coast and keep an eye on the A39

vee-dub, any chance of a change of the topic title?

something like 'Clubpolo cruise to cornwall?' Or something that suits what its actually about now?

Will get more people looking then hopefully.

Oh, and at another date, id be up for a drive 'cat and fiddle - snakes pass'

Meet at the end of one, drive from one to the other then a fat meet at the end. WIN!

I don't see why the john o groats to lands end idea got so much bad feedback tbh, it's something I plan to do next summer with a few mates, should be a good laugh. Avoiding motorways wherever possible too ofcourse. But then I guess it depends what you're after.

Hopefully going to do a tour of Europe this Easter too, going straight across as far as the Germany/Poland border then coming back in a loop via the ring, then onto Austria, Switzerland, Italy and Southern France. Can't wait!

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this is really getting interesting :thumbsup:

Theres a airport in Newquay, reckon they'd let us on for some pics? :lol:

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I don't see why the john o groats to lands end idea got so much bad feedback tbh,

maybe people just don't find going to Scotland very interesting? :lol:

I have an idea...over run the "london to brighton" mini run with vw's...show them what vw's are really made of :p

On a more serious note, I'm definatly up for this, how will we go about the camp site? will it be arranged by you guys and we pay-pal? you money? or do we sortt hat bit out our self?

Camping will be arranged at a later date, don't worry about that bit just yet lol.

let's try and camp next to the sea, would be nice to go down the beach for a drink on the evening, maybe even a little BBQ if the weather is nice...

ok then :), ill keep looking at this topic for more details :)

spose theres plenty of parking spases on the side of the road :p

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