a charity run in derbyshire/cheshire/yorkshire

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a charity run in derbyshire/cheshire/yorkshire

Postby theelanman » Mon 05.06.2006, 00:28

Serpentine Charity Run

Presented by the
Cheshire Lotus Owners Group

Sunday the 2nd July 2006

Open to all types of classic cars, sports cars and classic motorbikes
the event will start at 9:30am from The Buxton Community School (derbyshire)and involve a route though the Peak District National Park/Cheshire Plane and some of the UK's most beautiful scenery.
Entrants will be given their route maps at the registration point,
where they can also get refreshments (free tea and coffee, bacon
sandwiches at a small cost etc…), and from where they will also be
started at regular intervals.
The journey will be approximately 100miles and will involve several
stops at places of interest as well as stops for refreshments etc and
will culminate in a display of all the cars at the finish line in one
of the Peak Districts historic locations (it's a secret until you get
there) around mid afternoon.
This is not a race and the planned journey time though the Peak
District is to be around 4 hours to allow you to enjoy the scenery,
stop for lunch or a picnic as well as enjoy your driving experience.
There will be an entry fee of £10, which should enable a substantial
donation to the chosen local charities to benefit.

Please see the website for the entry form or Tel:- 01298 25590 to
request additional copies or further information

website:- http://autos.groups.yahoo.com/group/ser ... harityrun/

Email:- serpentinecharityrun@yahoogroups.com

We look forward to hearing from you and welcoming you to our event

NB. A revised route could be possible for those with veteran vehicles
who wish to participate but at a shorter distance

the application form and the start location map are in the file
section......I hope this helps and look forward to seeing you there
cheers
G
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Postby Monty » Mon 05.06.2006, 12:03

Yeah seen that on NORLOG, sounds good.
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Postby Dico » Mon 05.06.2006, 20:40

I agree, may talk the wife into it.
4+ hours stuck in a damp bucket seat with a mad Irishman at the wheel - Deep joy!!!!
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