The Triumph 2000 / 2500 / 2·5 Register Forum

willjan wrote:I thought i was drinking a shandy that day Charles One thing is for sure,no good trying to accomodate any visitors in our garage at the moment,two cars,two bikes and four wheels in residence .

Bill.

Crikey! What would have been offered if you had a proper pint?

Charles H wrote:I think Bill offered a stay in Doncaster for the whole of the East Kent group at the last meeting! Colin, convert that new garage thingy into a dormitory!!

Remember this well, thought at the time how nice it was of Amanda & Colin to put us all up.....

To be fair, by then, they won't be short of space!!!!

Don't forget Colin's also digging an inspection pit. Could be space in there too!

Cheers,
Mike.

Alan Chatterton wrote:To be fair, by then, they won't be short of space!!!!

Ah but think it COULD be filled by something

englishbull wrote:

Alan Chatterton wrote:To be fair, by then, they won't be short of space!!!!

Ah but think it COULD be filled by something

No matter how much room you have you always manage to fill it.
I'm sure anyone passing us for the National next year will be more than welcome to stop off on the way.......for refreshments, if anyone wants accommodation you better speak to Amanda.
Good luck with that one

To try and get the thread back on track, we are really looking forward to next year's National (as we always do) and can't wait to get the booking form in December's SIXappeal.

Only 213 sleeps to go

Colin.

Mike Stevens wrote:Don't forget Colin's also digging an inspection pit. Could be space in there too!

Cheers,
Mike.

At 12' long and 5'4" deep there could be room for you in there with me Mike if Amanda ever sees comments like that. She has already mentioned the advantages of having your own burial plot in the garage

Colin

CRAJ wrote:

Mike Stevens wrote:Don't forget Colin's also digging an inspection pit. Could be space in there too!

Cheers,
Mike.

At 12' long and 5'4" deep there could be room for you in there with me Mike if Amanda ever sees comments like that. She has already mentioned the advantages of having your own burial plot in the garage

Colin

Could be worse, she could have you digging winter ground ready for a patio!

Mike Stevens wrote:Don't forget Colin's also digging an inspection pit. Could be space in there too!

Cheers,
Mike.

Are you sure it's not an indoor swimming pool?

MUT

TedTaylor wrote:

Mike Stevens wrote:Don't forget Colin's also digging an inspection pit. Could be space in there too!

Cheers,
Mike.

Are you sure it's not an indoor swimming pool?

Well, that was my comment to Colin at the NEC. My only experience with a pit was when I dug one at the previous house when we extended the garage. Despite the careful plastic lining under the brickwork, it still filled up with water after about 6-9 months. And of course, now with the lining the water couldn't get back out again. I found a boat bilge pump quite effective. And waders.

Still, I did get to use it once before it became waterlogged!

Colin, I promise not to tell Amanda as long as you don't breath a word too!

Cheers,
Mike.