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goodlittlewifey wrote:okay, so this is a National, are we having a raffle ???!!!!!!!!!!!
Mick wrote:Count me in, nothing needs doing to my car so I shall just be making a thorough nuisance of myself.................... As usual , Not sure about whole weekend, definitely Sunday.
For the adults there is a wonderful Pageant of Power incorporating historic cars and racing cars, historic sports and racing motorbikes, power boats, super cars and concept cars, helicopters and hovercraft, there will be a great choice of shopping for all in the trader village, including the ‘Lifestyle Pavilion’ for those who enjoy the finer things…
The Lifestyle Pavilion has a cornucopia of stands with the emphasis on individuality,style and price. Expect to find Handbags,Jewellery,Clothing not seen on the high street. Original gifts and exciting fashion alongside brand leaders such as Jan Constantine with her wonderful cushions to Welligogs for all your country wear leather boots, coats ,hats,gilets and much more…
raistlin wrote:Merl wrote:According to google it is 44.5 miles or 1hr09 from the 4 ashes so probably do it in about an hour!
or 25 minutes if JDC is driving
Cowley_MOA wrote:In addition to Merl's Pagent of Power aronline are having their 10th Birthday on the Saturday...
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Join AROnline's 10th birthday party in July
AROnline is 10 years old in 2011! That’s something to celebrate so we’re holding a birthday party and you’re all invited. We’re getting together on Saturday 16 July and, because the Heritage Motor Centre at Gaydon is the spiritual home of the website, where much of its early research was undertaken, it’s only right to have our birthday party there…
The plan is to meet at Gaydon for breakfast, have a tour of the cars on display, where Keith Adams will be on hand to hopefully answer all the toughest questions about Austin Rover’s past (without getting too depressed). The Heritage Motor Centre’s cars tend to be rotated, so we can’t guarantee what will be on display in advance, but we’ll try and liaise with the management to ensure the more interesting prototypes with the most interesting stories will be there to talk about.
Once we’ve spent a couple of hours trawling the exhibits, we’ll jump into our collection of interesting British classics for a cross-country tour to Lower Stondon for a close look around one of the UK’s most fascinating transport museums you’ve never heard of. We’re sure that, if the draw of Gaydon isn’t enough to whet your appetite, we’re Lower Stondon will appeal – buried within its ranks are the famous Metro Scout and Metro safety prototype from 1985. Have a browse of the website (link below) and tell us you’re not interested.
More information will be added to this page once it’s clear what numbers we’re dealing with and what dates look best. For now, please register your interest below and we’ll get things underway.
See you on 16 July!
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