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Any details for the Soft Southerners

Pigford wrote:Any details for the Soft Southerners

If you don't want to cross the north/south divide, Harwich is just as close for me as Hull, and I guess there will be a group going via Calais.

Rotterdam to the site is approx. 250 miles
Calais to the site is approx. 400 miles

doebag wrote:

Pigford wrote:Any details for the Soft Southerners

If you don't want to cross the north/south divide, Harwich is just as close for me as Hull, and I guess there will be a group going via Calais.

Rotterdam to the site is approx. 250 miles
Calais to the site is approx. 400 miles

Okay matey - will think about that seriously along with the spare bed

Phil, can you ask Peter for local B&B details so CB and myself can get ourselves booked in please. I'm sure there would be others in the South who would like to come if beds can be made available

if you soft southerners are going via Harwich I'm up for this and have used that crossing many times in the past and know my way to Rotterdam could meet up with the northerners on the thursday

I would love to go , is there anyone going from down south and going via Dover ? I've never ridden abroad so I would need to tag along as it used to driving on the other side ,going on Thursday and coming back on Monday
Mark Swindon

mark d wrote:I would love to go , is there anyone going from down south and going via Dover ? I've never ridden abroad so I would need to tag along as it used to driving on the other side ,going on Thursday and coming back on Monday
Mark Swindon

If 2012 was anything to go by, then all the ports were used by some of us. I guess I would tag along on the Harwich crossing this time, but Dover is more riding miles but less at sea time.
Pigford I 'think' would come very close to Swindon, depending where he chooses to cross the water

I see what you mean , I would be easier for me to ride up to harwich and travel with the rest of the zeds , count me in 😊

From Pensford riding to Hull looks as though it's probably not much different to Harwich or Dover miles wise.

We would have to stay in a Premier Grim whichever port we choose. We're more concerned about getting our B&B booked in Germany!

Ralph



Peter is on the case regarding b&b hull ferries dont sale till 8.30 pm so enough time to travel up then relax on the ovetnight crossing just a suggestion

phil

Had assumed we'd use the tunnel again for this with a stop on the Dutch/German border

Hobbo wrote:Ralph



Peter is on the case regarding b&b hull ferries dont sale till 8.30 pm so enough time to travel up then relax on the ovetnight crossing just a suggestion

phil

Any news on B&Bs? We probably should be booking them? and Tix for ferry?

Ralph,

I'm sure there is another post with B&b details.

I'm up for the trip but yet to make any arrangements. I guess if we leave late enough we will be camping with the northern hard nose massive.

This one in 'International' of Area news ?

http://www.z1ownersclub.co.uk/forum/vie ... hp?t=39148

TLC

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Posted: Tue Dec 13, 2016 7:52 am    Post subject:Yellow. 
The Hannover one is the 2 yearly rally at Zytanien. 
It would be difficult to say which is the better rally to recommend between Hannover, Schleswig-Holstein, Warsteiner or Belgium. Zytanien and Schleswig are a bloody long way which we have now concluded are not doable in a day from the ferry ports. 
We used to get the overnight and do the 370 miles the next day. Now we stop overnight about 100 - 150 miles in. 
Facilities at these rallies are spartan for campers. Showers if you're lucky, food is all meat and bread but the beer is plentiful. Company is good too with no problems (unless your name's Hobbo)  

Think i need a word with you 😈😈😈😈