Re: Doncaster July 3rd, 2016
Posted: Mon Jul 04, 2016 12:44 pm
Another great show 
A bit of rain, on and off on Saturday afternoon, but we were fine under the awnings, and the evening was fine and not too cold.
Some of us saw in the new day around the firepit
We had 4 Carawagons and Neil's converted 109" camper for the overnight camping, then we were joined by RobW who hid his scruffy vehicle round the back
and Alex Thorpe in his bright Stage1 and his mum and dad with their ongoing forward control camper project.
There were a few other Series LRs there, but no-one we really knew and some were scattered around the showground.
The show was much bigger this year - normally half of one of the showground fields is set out for public parking, but this year both fields were full of (mostly fine classic) show cars and the public car park was over the road at the racecourse.
As usual, we were kept busy all day with folk wanting to look at the vehicles, but we did get away a couple of times to look at the other classics.
Pictures will be coming later, I hope.
Cheers,
Robin.
A bit of rain, on and off on Saturday afternoon, but we were fine under the awnings, and the evening was fine and not too cold.
Some of us saw in the new day around the firepit
We had 4 Carawagons and Neil's converted 109" camper for the overnight camping, then we were joined by RobW who hid his scruffy vehicle round the back
and Alex Thorpe in his bright Stage1 and his mum and dad with their ongoing forward control camper project.There were a few other Series LRs there, but no-one we really knew and some were scattered around the showground.
The show was much bigger this year - normally half of one of the showground fields is set out for public parking, but this year both fields were full of (mostly fine classic) show cars and the public car park was over the road at the racecourse.
As usual, we were kept busy all day with folk wanting to look at the vehicles, but we did get away a couple of times to look at the other classics.
Pictures will be coming later, I hope.
Cheers,
Robin.