We love this event but it has clashed with a driving event a few times and we prefer driving. This year it didn't clash with anything so we booked it.
In previous years arriving late meant spending time in a long queue so we decided to get there early, very early.
In previous years arriving late meant spending time in a long queue so we decided to get there early, very early.
With nothing much else to do we took a look round the autojumble which was huge this year and I found an oil filler cap for the MGB at the massive price of £2. I was happy with that.
The field started to fill up and the sun shone brightly so we set off to see the cars. This took quite some time as everywhere we turned we met somebody we knew. Catching up on what's going on is always good and we had a great time.
The field started to fill up and the sun shone brightly so we set off to see the cars. This took quite some time as everywhere we turned we met somebody we knew. Catching up on what's going on is always good and we had a great time.
This removal van is believed to be the oldest still in regular use.
By mid afternoon the clear blue skies were replaced with dark clouds and it lashed it down for about an hour. A few decided to leave early after it stopped.
Pam used the panorama setting on her camera for these great pictures.
We hung around for a while longer before setting off for the drive home. by the time we got back home, we'd been out for twelve hours. Allowing an hour each way driving and about an hour and a half eating lunch and sheltering from the rain, we'd been on our feet for over eight hours. No wonder my legs were aching!!
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