Well, what can I say.
A fantastic weekend, from start to finish. Too many folks to thank, but we especially enjoyed the RR style satnav (1 satnav - 8 cars
) and the view in the mirror on the way down has never been so random.
Enjoyed camping, as said by others more toilets would be nice for next year, and as ever I didn't manage to get round and chat to everyone I wanted to.
Services meeting


Clogging up the forecourt

We spent the Friday afternoon getting there, putting up tents then getting a little tipsy, no photos I'm afraid
Saturday morning we went out for a little drive (after borrowing BiAS's uber-long jump leads :
and found these gems
2200TC, looked a nice old thing, you can see it on Google maps too

And I took these mostly for Dugong, I'm sorry I had you thinking it was a 123gt, my mind was playing tricks on me



Meanwhile, back on the campsite

lo-lo Granada

I never did get a go at this, good on Jon for buying it.


Kee's steed

MiniDan


Saab and bonus Datsun

Timbo's PissRat

Heavy oil powered

Nev driving the Wartburg, Timbo in the back. BD's a top bloke for letting me have a spin too



Into the museum, Ive never seen a '220 up close before

Alfa tat

Pretty random

A moon

Oldbus's purse-string resto

Nev met Mark at the gate

Ooof

The 'sick' drift king no-less

Campsite got busier on Saturday

Hard looking Capri

Gorgeous Marina

Low as you like

Hux' arrived

Sl8rZ whip

Imp-age

I got outclassed


Plenty of funky sitetaxi's




Mr Jones came to say hi to Mark

Along with big perm? and the Pollitt

Irish contingent

And still they arrived



First time i'd seen that LR upclose

The gangs all here

Nevins

So flippin' clean

Fridolin, just cool

I had a go on this. Made my eyes vibrate and legs wobbley, i want one

Stunning





C olour win

Again, Ooof

And then it was night time, and Jon arrived



Straight into the track action on Sunday with a bit of the Colonelk

'Fire up lane' with Nev's winking MR2

The 'competition'

Bryn, ya nutter


Cobblers, nice drifting

The most sedate pic of Ian on a track

Not so sedate here though...

...or here infact

For the passion super motoring. 2 seat joyful!






Sierra of doom sounded hardcore

DiamondT was hardcore - not as hardcore as the driver though



The Monza stretches its legs a little


First contact

Whos that getting ready in the back ground??

Yeah




and the videos











And we left not long after. It seemed we popped back to the site to tidy up and repack the car and when we got back the showfield was nigh on empty.
We headed to the petrol station and came across these two beautys


Then, instead of heading northeast, we headed west toward Exmoor. Pulling into a carpark at Porlock Weir a couple of hours later. If anyone is every in the area and needs a B&B we recommend The Ship Inn




The Pub itself


We even saw some Deer

Cleeve Abbey






and finally a young lad driving this joined the M42 from some services and proceeded to come flying past us, nutter.


We had a glorious weekend wth all you crazies, many thanks to HW, Rmad, Keefy, BC, Tash' and the rest for making it happen, and long may it continue
A fantastic weekend, from start to finish. Too many folks to thank, but we especially enjoyed the RR style satnav (1 satnav - 8 cars

Enjoyed camping, as said by others more toilets would be nice for next year, and as ever I didn't manage to get round and chat to everyone I wanted to.
Services meeting


Clogging up the forecourt

We spent the Friday afternoon getting there, putting up tents then getting a little tipsy, no photos I'm afraid

Saturday morning we went out for a little drive (after borrowing BiAS's uber-long jump leads :

2200TC, looked a nice old thing, you can see it on Google maps too


And I took these mostly for Dugong, I'm sorry I had you thinking it was a 123gt, my mind was playing tricks on me




Meanwhile, back on the campsite

lo-lo Granada

I never did get a go at this, good on Jon for buying it.


Kee's steed

MiniDan


Saab and bonus Datsun

Timbo's PissRat

Heavy oil powered

Nev driving the Wartburg, Timbo in the back. BD's a top bloke for letting me have a spin too




Into the museum, Ive never seen a '220 up close before

Alfa tat

Pretty random

A moon

Oldbus's purse-string resto


Nev met Mark at the gate

Ooof

The 'sick' drift king no-less


Campsite got busier on Saturday

Hard looking Capri

Gorgeous Marina

Low as you like

Hux' arrived

Sl8rZ whip

Imp-age

I got outclassed



Plenty of funky sitetaxi's




Mr Jones came to say hi to Mark

Along with big perm? and the Pollitt

Irish contingent

And still they arrived



First time i'd seen that LR upclose

The gangs all here

Nevins

So flippin' clean

Fridolin, just cool

I had a go on this. Made my eyes vibrate and legs wobbley, i want one


Stunning





C olour win

Again, Ooof

And then it was night time, and Jon arrived



Straight into the track action on Sunday with a bit of the Colonelk

'Fire up lane' with Nev's winking MR2

The 'competition'

Bryn, ya nutter


Cobblers, nice drifting


The most sedate pic of Ian on a track

Not so sedate here though...

...or here infact

For the passion super motoring. 2 seat joyful!






Sierra of doom sounded hardcore

DiamondT was hardcore - not as hardcore as the driver though





The Monza stretches its legs a little


First contact

Whos that getting ready in the back ground??

Yeah





and the videos











And we left not long after. It seemed we popped back to the site to tidy up and repack the car and when we got back the showfield was nigh on empty.
We headed to the petrol station and came across these two beautys


Then, instead of heading northeast, we headed west toward Exmoor. Pulling into a carpark at Porlock Weir a couple of hours later. If anyone is every in the area and needs a B&B we recommend The Ship Inn




The Pub itself


We even saw some Deer


Cleeve Abbey






and finally a young lad driving this joined the M42 from some services and proceeded to come flying past us, nutter.


We had a glorious weekend wth all you crazies, many thanks to HW, Rmad, Keefy, BC, Tash' and the rest for making it happen, and long may it continue
