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by Pdfuller » Sat 19.05.2012, 22:57
I guess if we are meeting at Morrisons at 9.30, after a quick coffee we should be at hither green by about 9.50 to 9.55am. Ronee i take it you will be in Hither Green just off Northern Way so see you and anyone else meeting at Clevedon then.
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by Ronee » Sat 19.05.2012, 23:09
epipete wrote:Ronee
Where about and what time will you be at Hither Green? I ought to come off at J19 but if there's a drive in that would be better!
Pete
i can be at Hither green at whatever time people want to meet, but il be there for 9.50am.
il park in the layby immediatley to the right when you turn in although i dont think you will miss me somehow!
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by epipete » Sat 19.05.2012, 23:21
Great! We will be there from 0945 traffic permitting!
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by dapinky » Sun 20.05.2012, 08:43
Pete,
I have sent Ronee a message to say we'll leave WSM at 0945 ish, (or a bit after, as gates don't open 'til 1000) - so 1000 at Hither Green seems about right to me.
Dave
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by Pdfuller » Tue 22.05.2012, 23:19
First time I have gone to this event and both my Son and me really enjoyed it, food was sensible prices," posh Loos" and good weather and good company, all in all great day and raising lots of money for really worth while charity, so in my capcity as a parent who uses the Chidrens Hospice, thanks for those of you who went, hope you enjoyed the day as much as Oliver and me.
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by Pdfuller » Tue 22.05.2012, 23:19
First time I have gone to this event and both my Son and me really enjoyed it, food was sensible prices," posh Loos" and good weather and good company, all in all great day and raising lots of money for really worth while charity, so in my capcity as a parent who uses the Chidrens Hospice, thanks for those of you who went, hope you enjoyed the day as much as Oliver and me.
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by Ronee » Wed 23.05.2012, 09:43
me and Gaz had a really good day too and it was fab when the sun actually came out, it was lovely to see some of my cars brothers and sisters and meet a few of you people
i have a few pics of the Elans that i will post up later
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by blacknight » Wed 23.05.2012, 12:13
It was a really good day (again), with a fine collection of automotive eye candy to quench the thirst of any discerning petrolhead!
Car of the day for me was the Mclaren.
Was impressed to see that the Elan was well represented, and the friendly atmosphere was second to none.
Bring on next year!!
Cheers
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