OK Richard.
Hi David can you add Nigel and I to the list please.
Yes we will meet you at B&Q.
Further to my earlier comment and having seen the route map, we are going to meet at Garboldisham cross roads.
OK, Garboldisham it is, look out for Richard.
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Pete have added you both to the list.
Alas, I’ll be slaving over a hot desk in my 9-5. Pity as Kraft Horse is not too far for me.
Maybe another time. Cheers.
Please put Penny and me down, we will meet you at crazy horse ( whats the expected eta for crazy horse)
John & Penny, see you at Krazy Horse about 10.30am. We’ll bring keyboard.
John & Penny,
We’ll bring the keyboard in case you’d like it. We’re asking £20 . Rosemary can demo it on Weds. No worries if it’s not suitable for your needs.David
Route Update: Currently road we’re on approaching Garboldisham is closed. So we’ll divert around this and approach Garboldisham from the east on A1066, turning left onto B1111 to Bury. Will meet those at Garboldisham on B1111 in the village, join on the end of us (should be 5 cars then the 2 joining). Date of road closure is to 10th but I’m not risking the interpretation of that date. D.
Belated apologies David. I can’t do this one as my 5 is in the garage having some work done.
Nothing serious I hope. See you at Club Night. D.
Another great day out with David’s Wednesday wanders. Very interesting places visited and the weather held out too. Thanks David. See you next time.
Visit to Krazy Horse as great as ever. Cafe reopening day, full English, amazing bikes and in Morgan & Caterham showroom our MX-5 Mk1 owning friend from Colchester, Michael, gave us a real welcome and talk about Krazy Horse & its cars. Then on to Fullers mill, a garden that keeps giving. Oh and no rain even though showers were forecast.
Below; Michael he of MK1 in show condition which will be at the National Rally & Trevor(TJ).
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Thanks David. A first class day out and an absolutely brilliant drive down to Krazy Horse - blue skies, virtually traffic-free B roads, wide expansive views over the countryside and one instance of the approaching autumn - the aroma of a bonfire bringing back memories of childhood.
What more can anyone want?