27-08-2023, 04:11 PM
(This post was last modified: 27-08-2023, 04:24 PM by Malcolm Parker.)
Hence the security chains?
On Thursday I attended the Heather and Honey Run, based at Felixkirk near Thirsk. This is a 40 mile road run followed by a lunch all in aid of the Yorkshire Air Ambulance. Organised by the Yorkshire Branch of the PWA7C, I devised the route. Unfortunately the little bridge at Rievaulx Abbey was closed so the entrants needed to do some re-routing but all got back to Felixkirk.
I was disappointed not to get the long haul award but I only live a mile up the road! The RL saloon was sulking about my moving house so I took the Pytchley which went very well.
Several Austin 7's including Chummies, 2 -seat tourers, a Swallow, Nippy and the ex-Geoff Winder Speedy. Also some exotic stuff but we are not interested in that! I reckoned that the Desmo Supermarine radiator mascot on a lovely Invicta Sports probably cost more than my Pytchley did to build. A good day for a very worthy cause.
On Thursday I attended the Heather and Honey Run, based at Felixkirk near Thirsk. This is a 40 mile road run followed by a lunch all in aid of the Yorkshire Air Ambulance. Organised by the Yorkshire Branch of the PWA7C, I devised the route. Unfortunately the little bridge at Rievaulx Abbey was closed so the entrants needed to do some re-routing but all got back to Felixkirk.
I was disappointed not to get the long haul award but I only live a mile up the road! The RL saloon was sulking about my moving house so I took the Pytchley which went very well.
Several Austin 7's including Chummies, 2 -seat tourers, a Swallow, Nippy and the ex-Geoff Winder Speedy. Also some exotic stuff but we are not interested in that! I reckoned that the Desmo Supermarine radiator mascot on a lovely Invicta Sports probably cost more than my Pytchley did to build. A good day for a very worthy cause.