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  1. Sorry its taken so long to reply!

    Anyways, yes roger is in NZ, until early Feb, so organisation will be
    abit slow for the time being.

    As for pre-reg, you will just have to wait. I can assure you that it
    wont b long til its open 🙂

    Camper Vans - there is space for a small number of vans on site, and
    some outdoor camping. I'm sure it will be fine, but it would help if
    you let us know when registering if you are bringing a camper/tent.

    Cheers,

    Joe,

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  2. It is worth mentioning that there is the indoor camping as before. This
    is in what are called "house blocks" which have toilets attached. We
    will also be allocating these as boy, girl, family, early and late
    rooms as before.
    The out-door camping, should you want it, is in an enclosed area behind
    the hall. There is enough room for about 25 tents I would guess
    (depending on size). It is located within the perimeter fence of the
    school and has a single entrance into it from the football area. This
    does mean that there is NO camping for trailer tents.
    The camping for camper-vans is within the perimeter fence opposite to
    the Trails Course. There is space for about 10 vans here only, so
    please remember to mention this when registering (the registration is
    open by the way).

    Roger

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  3. Mike's going to BUC 14.

    Mike

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  4. I think about going to Buc also, the cheapest flights are only to
    london. Is anybody driving from london to BUC and has space in his car?

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  5. you could also fly from london to newcastle for 75euro, but i guess that
    is kinda expensive. trains from london to billingham vary from £40
    return to over £100 depending of when you go. of course, there is buses
    too for relatively cheap, but im sure you dont want a 10+ hour journey.

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  6. i wanna be there!!

    work seems to be ok with me taking the time off. i'm thinking of taking
    the train again up north- i'll probably be on the GNER from stevenage
    to york if anyone's taking a similar route.

    i'll probably be travelling up on the friday.

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  7. I think Jason is going to BUC. I registered and everything, got an
    email, but not asked me for any money or anything...should I be
    worried???

    Jas

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    unifreak7 said:

    To me believing in yourself not only helps if your going really big. If
    there's no fear, (tech stuff), it doesn't really matter, It's just what
    the body does.

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  8. KlownLife said:

    I think Jason is going to BUC. I registered and everything, got an
    email, but not asked me for any money or anything...should I be
    worried???

    Jas

    Worried because it's free? Mike wouldn't worry.

    Mike looks forward very much to this event.

    Mike

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  9. Dear BUC team- any chance of showing us what the t-shirts might be like?
    also any chance of doing a small child size t-shirt? 1-2 or 2-3 year
    old maybe?

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  10. It would be so nice of you guys to let me in free of charge, but
    something tells me that's not going to happen. Will I be prompted to
    pay at a later date?

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    One hop is a gift, two hops...now you're just taking the [censored]!

    unifreak7 said:

    To me believing in yourself not only helps if your going really big. If
    there's no fear, (tech stuff), it doesn't really matter, It's just what
    the body does.

    -Shaun Johanneson


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  11. sarah.miller said:

    Dear BUC team- any chance of showing us what the t-shirts might be like?
    also any chance of doing a small child size t-shirt? 1-2 or 2-3 year
    old maybe?

    There are a couple of problems...
    The logo is going to be too big for the small T-shirts
    Our printer does not do any t-shirt smaller than 4-5 year old.

    One solution we have done before is reduce the logo and do an iron on
    for you. If you can find the t-shirt you want that will help. The
    colour is burgundy and the logo is in bright orange. There will be
    pictures of it on the website next week I think.

    Roger

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  12. KlownLife said:


    I think Jason is going to BUC. I registered and everything, got an
    email, but not asked me for any money or anything...should I be
    worried???

    Jas


    Can you send the email you received to buc14 at unicycle.org.uk please.

    I will have a look. You get a registration email as soon as you submit the
    form. It tell you how to pay eith by NOCHEX check or bank-transfer. Only
    after you have paid will you receive a personalised email confirming that
    you are registered. Maybe you just need to read your email again...

    For reference Your email will begin like this, notice that it says "IF YOU
    HAVE NOT YET PAID..."

    Thank you for choosing to register for BUC14. For your reference your
    application is attatched at the end of this form.

    As soon as we can confirm receipt of your payment we shall send you your
    registration details. You have 1 month to pay or until pre-reg ends (6th of
    April'07)---whichever is the sooner---after which time your application
    will be cancelled.

    If you have not yet paid you can pay by any of the following methods:

    1) Secure - MasterCard/VISA/Switch/SOLO/Maestro/NOCHEX:
    https:[email hidden]...your-details.
    Or phone Unicycle.com on 01642 361203
    (If your total is over 100 you will need to sign up with NOCHEX to make the
    payment.
    ....or try options 2 or 3.)

    2) Bank Transfer:
    Name: BUC14
    Sortcode: 30-98-13 (Lloyds TSB)
    Acc no.: 01447530
    Please email us confirming your order reference, account name, sortcode and
    time of transfer so we can cross reference your order.
    Email: [email hidden]

    3) Cheque:
    Payable to "BUC 14"
    Please mark the back of the check clearly with your order reference, or
    enclose a copy of this order form.
    (Cheques must be drawn on a UK bank account in Pounds Sterling.)

  13. rogeratunicycledotcom said:


    One solution we have done before is reduce the logo and do an iron on
    for you. If you can find the t-shirt you want that will help. The
    colour is burgundy and the logo is in bright orange. There will be
    pictures of it on the website next week I think.

    Thank you thank you. burgandy and orange sounds cool. nice to have a
    change from Black or grey. I'll check out the shops for an Ed sized
    burgandy T.
    SArah

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  14. sarah.miller said:


    rogeratunicycledotcom said:


    One solution we have done before is reduce the logo and do an iron on
    for you. If you can find the t-shirt you want that will help. The
    colour is burgundy and the logo is in bright orange. There will be
    pictures of it on the website next week I think.

    Thank you thank you. burgandy and orange sounds cool. nice to have a
    change from Black or grey. I'll check out the shops for an Ed sized
    burgandy T.
    SArah


    It's up there now! :-)
    But I am sorry for all the IE6 users out there. For some reason IE renders
    the background of the logo as white not burgundy. Anyway I will fix it
    eventually, but not by this coming weekend. Do yourselves a favour and
    upgrade to something more secure and less buggy.

    Paul.<><

  15. TallPaul said:

    But I am sorry for all the IE6 users out there. For some reason IE renders
    the background of the logo as white not burgundy. Anyway I will fix it
    eventually, but not by this coming weekend.

    I think that will be to do with the background colour being defined as
    rgb(100,0,20). I discovered a few years ago that IE interprets colours
    defined in this way the opposite way round to other browsers, turning
    black into white and vice versa.

    If you define the colour as "#640014" instead then all browsers should
    work the same.

    Quoted message said:

    Do yourselves a favour and
    upgrade to something more secure and less buggy.

    Can't argue with that.

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