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Location: Morley Leeds, When in this lousy country, sat in my electric leather reclining chair.
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Anybody going ???? we are camping on Houx Annexe un numbered again , look forward to meeting up with any fellow members
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Lucy 2 is our motorhome, Lucy 1 was a 45ft Narrowboat sold for Lucy 2. Lucy was a German Shepherd female the love of my life ( after the wife of course)
Thinking about it. Worked as pit crew member in '85 for TWR.
Always promised myself to go back as a fan.
What or where is Houx Annexe un numbered, Campsite or parking spot?
Hi I am thinking of going but know nothing. Where to camp? How much camping will cost/how to book. Race tickets? not even what date.
Can some one educate me
I was on a bike holiday and was staying overnight in a hotel at Le Mans. While having dinner we got talking to some Brits who were there with a car to race. They were part of the team run by Noel Edmonds and had a huge V8 pushrod engine putting out, in their impressed words, well over 100bhp per litre.
We took them downstairs to look over the bikes we were riding and pointed out that the Honda blackbird was 1100cc and 150bhp = 136bhp per litre. Gobsmacked was the word
I wonder what they'd make of my current 1340 putting out 260hp in road trim and 500+ on race fuel
What I was most impressed with on another occasion was riding along the Mulsanne straight and coming up to a point where the 'track' changes direction all of a sudden and the rubber trails made by cars turning right at 90deg in the space of a mini roundabout - the g force must be amazing.
Then on another trip back that way were onboard the Le Havre to Portsmouth ferry talking to a chap who had been to the races spectating. He and a few companions were all waved past and then subsequently stopped by a plain clothes cop car for speeding - he reckoned the entrapment was to enable the copper to boast about stopping 3 F40s and a F50 Ferrari in one go! 750 euro fine for each and another 750 fine for onboard radar detection equipment.
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Hi I am thinking of going but know nothing. Where to camp? How much camping will cost/how to book. Race tickets? not even what date.
Can some one educate me
Well the easy bit, the race is 11/12 th June.
Best thing to do is look at The Beermountain Web Site and I'm sure that will answer most of your questions.
Location: Morley Leeds, When in this lousy country, sat in my electric leather reclining chair.
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midgeteler wrote:
Thinking about it. Worked as pit crew member in '85 for TWR.
Always promised myself to go back as a fan.
What or where is Houx Annexe un numbered, Campsite or parking spot?
Houx Annexe is an extension to Houx camping area. It is one of few camping areas that has electric ( long leads are required) The advantage of a un numbered pitch is that you are shown to the next area available, In my opion yhe last day to arrive is Thurs . The numbered pitches have to be taken & can often have a tree in the middle of the pitch ok if you are in a tent , bit of a problem in a motorhome, Most camping areas have showers toilet water, be prepared to queue for showers/toilets. The most important thing is as fred pontin said ' book early' like in the next couple of weeks at the latest, We booked and paid in Nov of last year.
______________________________________________________________ Work is for getting the diesel money for your next holiday to Europe, Why am I still in this country???
Lucy 2 is our motorhome, Lucy 1 was a 45ft Narrowboat sold for Lucy 2. Lucy was a German Shepherd female the love of my life ( after the wife of course)
Thanks Lucy2--have studied the suggested web site-- but as our M/H is 8 metre,will this limit the campsite choice?
It is not clear on the info as to the size of vehicle.
Location: Morley Leeds, When in this lousy country, sat in my electric leather reclining chair.
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midgeteler wrote:
Thanks Lucy2--have studied the suggested web site-- but as our M/H is 8 metre,will this limit the campsite choice?
It is not clear on the info as to the size of vehicle.
If you go for Houx un numbered length is no problem techinally as you are just shown in to a grassed area & shown where to park. In theory you have an allocated area to park in , last year 2010 we had a bunch of lads from denmark with a big 6 wheeler Burstner + catering tent + big merc car. They we brilliant no problems plenty of beer + food good music, hope to be next to them thiis year, but remember you must book very soon. Try www.tickets-2-u.com
With a camping pitch inside the circuit you have to buy entry tickets in advance.
we paid Houx non numbered £ 89.00 pitch
2 x general entry £130.00
postage of tickets about £ 5.00
but remember book soon, and arrive early as you can Thurs latest, all roads are crazy on mad friday ( no racing) all race cars go to Le Mans for viewing
______________________________________________________________ Work is for getting the diesel money for your next holiday to Europe, Why am I still in this country???
Lucy 2 is our motorhome, Lucy 1 was a 45ft Narrowboat sold for Lucy 2. Lucy was a German Shepherd female the love of my life ( after the wife of course)
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