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Yes that's right you lucky devils I'm back & I've had a fantastic time with loads of scrapyarding, socialising, museuming, drinking & eating & of course Rob's superb meet on Sunday
Lewis & me have had a great time starting with scrapyards on Wednesday, Gaydon & a visit to Bicester to see Ben (Typhoon-TT) on Thursday, Scrapyarding in Brum & a visit to Longbridge on Friday to reunite Grovey with his birthplace, Ironbridge on Saturday & Rob's meet on Sunday, some tinkering yesterday & back home today
Grovey is trying to get himself back into my good books & has covered 1562 reliable miles

Special thanks to Rob (Trebor) for Sunday, Ben for his superb hospitality on Thursday & Lewis for being such a great laugh & making my holiday really enjoyable

Your back, has there been a secret eviction from the big brother house?

Glad you had a Great time and welcome back.

Your back, has there been a secret eviction from the big brother house?

Someone walked out today so who knows.

takestock wrote:Your back, has there been a secret eviction from the big brother house?

Watch it you

JohnDotCom wrote:Glad you had a Great time and welcome back.

Thanks John

JohnDotCom wrote:

Your back, has there been a secret eviction from the big brother house?

Someone walked out today so who knows.

Oh you aswell eh

give the north my regards and hope to see you again soon (can't think why)

Bon soir Monsieur Gazoles.

Great to meet up again on Sunday, the rusty orange station wagon has done you proud.

Mick wrote:Bon soir Monsieur Gazoles.

Great to meet up again on Sunday, the rusty orange station wagon has done you proud.

Nice to see you again sir, what a great day out that was & old Grovey has been behaving impec.......imp.....very well mind you I have been nice to him & took him back to Longbridge on Friday & also to the garage where he was sold new on Sunday night, sadly no longer an MGR dealer, nothing lasts does it

Seems like you had a great time Welcome back to what passes for reality

raistlin wrote:Seems like you had a great time Welcome back to what passes for reality

It was absolutely fantastic though it's great to be back (run out of money )

Well thanks for being such a great Driver for me Col. and well its ok to be home. I too have run out of money now aswell and Colin Knows why

A fantastic time with great company!

Sounds like you had a great time.

Just hope we have as good a time when we visit your neck of the woods on our jollies in just over a week.

Chris

MrB wrote:Sounds like you had a great time.

Just hope we have as good a time when we visit your neck of the woods on our jollies in just over a week.

Chris

Oooh where abouts are you going??

Cowley_MOA wrote:Well thanks for being such a great Driver for me Col. and well its ok to be home. I too have run out of money now aswell and Colin Knows why

A fantastic time with great company!

T'was a pleasure mate & can't wait til next time

DeuxGazoles wrote:

MrB wrote:Sounds like you had a great time.

Just hope we have as good a time when we visit your neck of the woods on our jollies in just over a week.

Chris

Oooh where abouts are you going??

Just North of Morpeth. Thirston I think it's called. Staying in a log cabin - should be fun.

Hoping to take the kids to see a couple of your wonderful castles - Alnwick and Bambrough.

Anywhere else you would recommend? Kids are 8 and 11.

We'll definitely be taking a trip to Newcastle - to see the Dr Who exhibition mainly - depending on the weather this might be during the holiday or on the way back down.

Will probably be the 75's first decent run.

Aircon needs pressure testing and refilling and Thermostat going in shortly and that should hopefully be that.

Chris

DeuxGazoles wrote:Yes that's right you lucky devils I'm back & I've had a fantastic time with loads of scrapyarding, socialising, museuming, drinking & eating & of course Rob's superb meet on Sunday

Have you been away then?? Sorry, didn't know

Thanks for everything, you have a pm.

Cheers

Brian

MrB wrote:Anywhere else you would recommend? Kids are 8 and 11.

If you are anything of an historian, then I'd suggest a visit to the Castle Keep in Newcastle. Also Seaton Delaval Hall if it's still open to the public.

MrB wrote:
Just North of Morpeth. Thirston I think it's called. Staying in a log cabin - should be fun.

Hoping to take the kids to see a couple of your wonderful castles - Alnwick and Bambrough.

Anywhere else you would recommend? Kids are 8 and 11.

We'll definitely be taking a trip to Newcastle - to see the Dr Who exhibition mainly - depending on the weather this might be during the holiday or on the way back down.

Will probably be the 75's first decent run.

Aircon needs pressure testing and refilling and Thermostat going in shortly and that should hopefully be that.

Chris

Excellent I live about 6 miles from Morpeth but am actually there now as we speak if you do Alnwick on the Sat Sun or Mon then dont forget Dreadnought Coaches sightseeing tour by open topped vintage bus every hour on the hour from 11 til 4
http://www.dreadnoughtcoaches.co.uk/mai ... route.html loads to see & do around that area & also in Newcastle..........plenty of museums & generally interesting stuff & as Paul says the castle keep is nice to see

Cheers guys.

Been a long time since I ventured into Northumberland.

Kids are very excited at the idea of living in a log cabin.

Am just praying for decent weather so as we can get out and about as much as possible.

Chris

MrB wrote:
Am just praying for decent weather so as we can get out and about as much as possible.

Good job you're not here this week then