Thanks Dave.bladeowner wrote: ↑Tue Jul 09, 2019 11:52 am Lovely pic Jim, Congratulations to you and your family.
Beautiful photo grandad x2jimbo1958 wrote: ↑Tue Jul 09, 2019 9:45 am As some of you know who attended, the arrival of my 2nd Grandson was imminent and being a selfish southerner I was hoping the wee man would hang on until after the weekend.
Was awoken in the tent at 6.50am on Monday morning by a phonecall from my wife to say that Kylies waters had broke. After a swift trip to the hospital she was sent home again but at midnight she returned and baby Harry was born at 8.02am this morning.
I owe the little fella a big drink when he's older for letting Grandad have his annual weekend of fun before coming into the world.
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Anyway the Weekend.
Craig/Sammyz(John) - Thanks again for organising yet another cracking weekend and for letting me along in a non Zed. Had a fantastic time as always especially the spirited run on Sunday. Really enjoyed the slower scenic run on Saturday as well as it's not often we get to see a lake and I think it was a good intro for some of the newer members.
I think having the two (not three
Craig/Grumpybri - Sterling work on the Raffle prizes guys. Was really great that all the drivers got a prize and a fantastic sum raised for Charity.
Laine/Nicola - Thanks for feeding us all on Saturday night. Everyone got well fed and as Craig mentioned, the Gas BBQ was a lifesaver.
Everyone - Great to meet up with friends old and new. Hope everyone enjoyed as much as I did and would be good if we have some returning attendees next year.
So thanks again everyone. Will post a few pics up later in the week when Grandads schedule is not so hectic.
Good to meet you as well mate- and you kept up with my 2.2 just fine!adam04 wrote: ↑Tue Jul 09, 2019 4:02 pm Also a big thanks to Craig for all the arranging and John for the routes this weekend. The weather certainly played ball and made for some great driving, especially trying to keep up with Craig's group on the Sunday.
With the risk of repeating many of the pictures already posted, i will get some pics up shortly.
Named after Harry Kane then? Congratulations,Grandad Jimjimbo1958 wrote: ↑Tue Jul 09, 2019 9:45 am As some of you know who attended, the arrival of my 2nd Grandson was imminent and being a selfish southerner I was hoping the wee man would hang on until after the weekend.
Was awoken in the tent at 6.50am on Monday morning by a phonecall from my wife to say that Kylies waters had broke. After a swift trip to the hospital she was sent home again but at midnight she returned and baby Harry was born at 8.02am this morning.
I owe the little fella a big drink when he's older for letting Grandad have his annual weekend of fun before coming into the world.
IMG-20190709-WA0000.jpg
Anyway the Weekend.
Craig/Sammyz(John) - Thanks again for organising yet another cracking weekend and for letting me along in a non Zed. Had a fantastic time as always especially the spirited run on Sunday. Really enjoyed the slower scenic run on Saturday as well as it's not often we get to see a lake and I think it was a good intro for some of the newer members.
I think having the two (not three
Craig/Grumpybri - Sterling work on the Raffle prizes guys. Was really great that all the drivers got a prize and a fantastic sum raised for Charity.
Laine/Nicola - Thanks for feeding us all on Saturday night. Everyone got well fed and as Craig mentioned, the Gas BBQ was a lifesaver.
Everyone - Great to meet up with friends old and new. Hope everyone enjoyed as much as I did and would be good if we have some returning attendees next year.
So thanks again everyone. Will post a few pics up later in the week when Grandads schedule is not so hectic.
Cheers mate,and as I said,it wouldn't be the same without your help in organising it,and keeping me right from time to time on the routessammyz wrote: ↑Tue Jul 09, 2019 8:43 pm Big thanks to Craig for putting this weekend together. I know how much work goes into sorting hotel rooms, camping sites, negotiating discounts, etc etc then the effort involved in chasing raffle prizes.
People like you are the lifeblood of car forums, a big thanks for all your work, I know all those who attend your meets appreciate your efforts. Look forward to next year now
earthdweller wrote: ↑Tue Jul 09, 2019 8:29 am Thanks once again to
Craig and John for all the hard work making a very enjoyable weekend
Delighted the raffle raised so much for a great cause .. well
Done everyone
Thanks to Adam for the coding on the car ( for the price of a pint )
Met some lovely people and had a great time
I think I’ll take first prize in who was the last one to get home though !
Arrived back 10pm Monday night after 985 miles over the weekend
Here’s to next year !
Glad you enjoyed the weekend,was good to meet you. Pity I never got round to asking you to code my roof,as it need re coded to work with the key again,like it used to.adam04 wrote: ↑Tue Jul 09, 2019 4:02 pm Also a big thanks to Craig for all the arranging and John for the routes this weekend. The weather certainly played ball and made for some great driving, especially trying to keep up with Craig's group on the Sunday.
With the risk of repeating many of the pictures already posted, i will get some pics up shortly.
