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Glad you're home safely - we left the camp site at 10am, had breakfast in Tesco the after a really long journey we arrived in Aberchirder in time for lunch, what more could we ask for?
Got home today at around 4pm.... The journey home was a bit wierd, no Carol telling us what exits to take....... Sat nav lady was a bit boring at one point she said continue for 179 miles........ then never said a word till we had done said 179 miles!!!
We had a brilliant time..... Cant wait for next year!!! Thanks to everyone who took part, you made the journey fun!!!!! Arthur, as I type is having a well deserved wash, he did us proud!!!!!!!
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yes we had a brilliant time to we got home at 4.30 on Saturday in time to unload the car say hello to the cats who were very pleased to see us get a takeaway go to bed
This morning we took off all the flowers washed the car and went shopping we have jsut had a lovely home cooked Roast lovely
Ian has done the sums we covered 1,693 miles bought 185.16 ltrs of petrol which cost £225.17
im not sure about the next photo !!
sometimes my mind not only wanders it goes off on its own
Glad you're home safely - we left the camp site at 10am, had breakfast in Tesco the after a really long journey we arrived in Aberchirder in time for lunch, what more could we ask for?
We even managed to get some money whilst stuck in a traffic jam, waiting to get past an accident on the M6...
13.5 hours home for me including stops. When I say home - the boyfriends to pick him up and then home. A well deserved rest and then more mini adventures on the Sunday!
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We managed to get back to Leeds at about 1430, not bad for 400 A and B road miles (and a half hour extra in detours due to a road closure near Barnard Castle).
I managed to get down to Skegness for about 1730, and be star of the show once I got to the event, which was nice
I might eventually get a blog post written up for Saturday although it doesn't appear to have been as popular this year?
Back in Leeds now, although Dennis is still in Skegness due to a combination of grindy sounding front wheel bearings and Mrs Siddarz' general tiredness after the Skegness event; I ended up driving her car back to use until next weekend when I can get the parts down to the caravan, fix Dennis and then drive home again.
LEJOG for me and Tony was a total of 2008.5 miles miles from starting point to finishing point, at an average of 45.42mpg, or 6.36 SPi tanks full if you prefer
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Car No. 1 has returned safely to the planet. 600 odd miles, 15 hours including stops (and that includes the 50 minutes trying to get across the Dartford bridge!) We were all set for 14 hours which would have been better than last year. Mini Jock has had his lowest mileage lejog ever as his speedo is still er... not quite fully functional, so is still reading the same as pre-dumbarton.....
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we arrived in Aberchirder in time for lunch, what more could we ask for? 
