I had e-mailed Dave Allen, (aka the Mini Doctor) telling him I would not be taking Bugsy, the Wonder Sprite, if it were raining.
As Dave was driving from Mildmay, (Centre of the known universe) he would run into bands of showers.

Bugsy’s coming.
Bugsy’s not coming.
Bugsy’s coming.

By the time he got to my place Bugsy was out, gassed, with a clean windshield and without mouse seed. I had the top in the back and Bugsy was ready to go. I have been wet before. I would be wet again.

At the gatehouse we were whisked through quickly.

Well as quick as the speed bumps would allow.

You would have thought I had a third eye or something.
Did someone tell her about men driving Little British Cars?

The skies were more threatening than this picture indicates. The first thing I did was to put up Bugsy’s top. For not being on for a couple of years it stretched out well.

This is the "Lady B" a 1949 Bentley Mk. V1.
It has a history of prototype testing at the factory until refurbished for the market and sold to Sir Miles Thomas, DFC.
Its history takes it through John Smith of Milverton to its present owners, Marilyn and George Morita of Campbelville.

John Tatham would have pulled over the Bentley for speeding or Grey Poupon.
But, could he keep up with the Stags?

MGB of Arnold and Anne Koopman

This Austin Devon is owned by Eric Appadoo

Tony Fox’s Stag

Mike and Ita Sweeney own this Riley

Fraser Cooper’s MGA with AC Ace influences

Glen Donaldson’s Spitfire

The owner of this is not in the club and we do not know who he is.
He should contact Roger and Join!

Roger Tipple’s newest addition An MGB GT

Rainer Holst’s Lagonda

MGA

Michael Fox’s
Austin Westminster

Gary Brown’s
Rover 75

Michael Hale’s
Triumph TR 3A

Sunbeam Alpine

Jim Campbell’s MGB

You want us to what?

Fun for kids of, er, all ages

And, a winner gets to choose his booty

I’ve seen this with drivers and a victim (volunteer) instead of a flag

Rapt attention to putting instruction

LPGA! Here I come!

And the Gallery goes Wild!

That’s it, I’m off to the Club House

A Good Egg

OK, so who won?

Books are food for the mind aren’t they?

The Championship Race

Varied Techniques

A Happy Winner

Time to go