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Ojc

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Registered: 14th Nov 00
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21st Oct 06 at 21:35

What is it? 400 miles? How long roughly you reckon? Going to attempt it next weekend.

Robin

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21st Oct 06 at 21:37

7 or 8 hours.

Ojc

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21st Oct 06 at 21:39

I drove to York about a year ago to have the cage done, think I saw signs for Edinburgh from there and that was 4 hours drive.

Ace

Robin

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21st Oct 06 at 21:42

Well, it takes about 6 hours to get to Kendal from my house, and Edinburgh is a good 2 hours further.

what did multimap say?

Ojc

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21st Oct 06 at 21:45

401 miles and 7 hours

Robin

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21st Oct 06 at 21:46

we're too good

CorsAsh

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21st Oct 06 at 21:49

Are you going to terminate Ross?

Ojc

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21st Oct 06 at 21:50

He is from Glasgow, been there its a dump.

CorsAsh

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21st Oct 06 at 21:52

Of course, my mistake.

MikeD

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21st Oct 06 at 22:16

Which route are you going to take?

Eck

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21st Oct 06 at 22:20

Where about in Edinburgh though? some places are tricky to find.

Ojc

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21st Oct 06 at 22:37

10 mins walk from Kindness

Nath

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21st Oct 06 at 22:40

6 hours or so.

Takes me 3 1/2 hours to travel 240miles, Milton Keynes to Newcastle.

Icy

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22nd Oct 06 at 02:14

takes me around 5-6hrs from edin to northampton so work it out

thats goin m1,m6,m64.m74 way back to edin

Cybermonkey

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22nd Oct 06 at 02:15

pah! thats a walk in the park.

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22nd Oct 06 at 11:19

400 miles should take you about 4.5 hours

shane_o

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22nd Oct 06 at 11:27

yes if you manage to avrage nearly 90mph

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22nd Oct 06 at 11:28

Motorway the whole way up

Pop

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22nd Oct 06 at 11:35

i live in lancaster, gf stays in reading when shes not at uni.

takes me 4 hrs to get from reading to lancaster then 2.5 hrs up to edinbugh... so 6.5hrs in total

GT4Brody

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22nd Oct 06 at 12:04

Mission, furthest i have driven is London to Liverpool and back in a day, never again. scotland is milage, not too bad id you can share the driving i suppose.

Sam

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22nd Oct 06 at 12:15

M40 > M42 > M6 > etc. so mostly motorway, get some good speed on M6 Toll and M6 in Cumbria though IIRC.

BlueCorsa

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22nd Oct 06 at 13:30

That would be a decent route if it's the shortest. Going up the other side M1 -> A1 have to watch out for speed cameras and unmarked cars north of Newcastle. Saw one person stopped by an undercover Focus a few weeks ago but can get some decent speed along there if it's quiet.

Rich H

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22nd Oct 06 at 13:31

MultiMap in my experience is utter rubbish. I was trying to go somewhere Northern (cant remember where) and it told me to go via the Isle of Wight!!!

I always use the AA travel planner now which says for Reading to Edinburgh:

391.2 Miles 6hr 56 mins

Also tells you where Cameras are etc

Nath

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22nd Oct 06 at 13:35

quote:
Originally posted by Rich H
MultiMap in my experience is utter rubbish. I was trying to go somewhere Northern (cant remember where) and it told me to go via the Isle of Wight!!!

I always use the AA travel planner now which says for Reading to Edinburgh:

391.2 Miles 6hr 56 mins

Also tells you where Cameras are etc

Is that M25 > M1 > A1 ?

Rich H

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22nd Oct 06 at 13:39

Nope:

A329>A4155>A4074>A423>A34>M40>M6 Toll>M6>A74>A702>A700>A8

Seems pretty easy route looking at it though. Takes you from centre of Reading to centre of Edinburgh. Have used AA loads and its always 100% accurate - even timings.

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