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The June Jolly
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mickthemaverick
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Just for the record these are the mileage readings before the start, at refuelling and at the finish and a note of the highest point we reached!!
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Overall an average of 44.5 mpg which is not too bad considering the hills and valleys, not to mention the load carried and the rivers we had to drive through on the way home. We also had the aircon on for most of the time and for a 19 year old 2.5 litre engine I reckon that's not too bad!!
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Overall an average of 44.5 mpg which is not too bad considering the hills and valleys, not to mention the load carried and the rivers we had to drive through on the way home. We also had the aircon on for most of the time and for a 19 year old 2.5 litre engine I reckon that's not too bad!!
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CitroJim
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More mile there than I would have thought Mick and to do an average of 44.5mpg is really quite something!
What a car
What a car
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Rp0thejester
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Still not a french car, shouldn't be allowed. You would of broken down at least once if it was.. 
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The Cash Ball System you may have missed at Beamish this time around Mick and Jim
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CitroJim
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Rp0thejester wrote: 23 Jun 2023, 22:12 Still not a french car, shouldn't be allowed. You would of broken down at least once if it was..
Jim
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A bit of a Citroen AX fan...
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mickthemaverick
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Jim and I have decided to make the most of our annual ticket we now hold for Beamish and take another quick visit in August. I am about to start a new thread for The August Adventure!!
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myglaren
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Was on a double decker bus today and thought it was the first since the sixties then remembered those at Beamish.
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Peter.N.
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We are hoping to go up in September just before our ticket runs out! There is a car show there on the 24th I believe, We went a couple of years ago and got soaked. Hope its not repeated this year. The soaking not the show.
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