4th ANNUAL ANGLO-SCOTTISH MEET - Sunday 21st July 2013

[kbonney88]

yep - fab day! and took the scenic route back to perth afterwards..

look forward to next years!! :-)

Kev

[Graham1961]

Sorry i could not make this fantastic day, unfortunatly no one would cover my shift at work (as expected).

Well done to Tim with Sir Tam's 'old girl'.

I goes without saying that everyone had a smashing day, i thought about you all as i was at my work.......

[FLYER]

Originally Posted by GRAHAM1961

Sorry i could not make this fantastic day, unfortunatly no one would cover my shift at work (as expected).

Well done to Tim with Sir Tam's 'old girl'.

I goes without saying that everyone had a smashing day, i thought about you all as i was at my work.......

Not your fault that your fellow workers have a low IQ and have a diploma in knuckledragging.

[Graham1961]

Originally Posted by FLYER

Not your fault that your fellow workers have a low IQ and have a diploma in knuckledragging.

George....You know what my thoughts on them are, being sent to 'Coventry' for nothing, i knew when a certain collegue was asked to work overtime to allow me to get the day off, it was'nt going to happen, in fact he waited untill Friday afternoon before saying he 'could'nt work' the Sunday for me, however i won't forget though.

[Tim_Burgess]

Originally Posted by GRAHAM1961

George....You know what my thoughts on them are, being sent to 'Coventry' for nothing, i knew when a certain collegue was asked to work overtime to allow me to get the day off, it was'nt going to happen, in fact he waited untill Friday afternoon before saying he 'could'nt work' the Sunday for me, however i won't forget though.

Thanks Graham, it was a real shock. Such a shame you couldn't make it. I've had the "pleasure" of working with a few individuals like that. Remember revenge is a dish best served cold and their time will come.

[2Diesels]

Cracking day out yesterday....................nice to see everyone. Well done Tim on winning the award for best presented car, according to my sources it won by a long shot aswell & deservedly so (stripey mats), it is a real corker & a credit to you & it's previous owner

Stu I dont know if you spotted me but I first caught you at Newtown just yon side of Brampton but lost you at Brampton as I decided to go & look at something. I then planted my brogues into the axminster & caught you again at Nent but as you say I was being blocked by that wardrobe on wheels

[derekosb]

For those of you on Facebook, The Gretna Green Famous Blacksmiths Shop posted a small gallery on their Facebook page today;

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Derek

[Fusilier]

Originally Posted by 2Diesels

Cracking day out yesterday....................nice to see everyone. Well done Tim on winning the award for best presented car, according to my sources it won by a long shot aswell & deservedly so (stripey mats), it is a real corker & a credit to you & it's previous owner

Stu I dont know if you spotted me but I first caught you at Newtown just yon side of Brampton but lost you at Brampton as I decided to go & look at something. I then planted my brogues into the axminster & caught you again at Nent but as you say I was being blocked by that wardrobe on wheels

Colin

Did not see you at Newtown, but defo clocked you behind the white car and the wardrobe, as we were going past nent, the only bit of the journey I did not like was that cobbled road through alston (I think), otherwise a lovely leisurely drive back, had to keep the windows down to cool down the head and neck, and me and Ronnie had to stop for one of those breaks George mentioned at the meet, the comfort break as we called it, but George had a Scottish name for it

Thoroughly enjoyed the day, but have suffered a little bit today with the after effects of the sun yesterday, but well worth it

Stu

[murphyv310]

Hi.
How about this! Yesterday I did 207 miles, averaged 66.9 MPH and according to the IPK got 44.1 MPG. Refilling this morning I calculate the MPG at 44.7 (I calibrated the IPK last year) so my old 1.8 non turbo is nearly as good as a diesel, don’t forget on occasions I was up to 88mph indicated. Not bad for a car nearly 14 years old!

[NigelOBB]

Originally Posted by Fusilier

Colin

Did not see you at Newtown, but defo clocked you behind the white car and the wardrobe, as we were going past nent, the only bit of the journey I did not like was that cobbled road through alston (I think), otherwise a lovely leisurely drive back, had to keep the windows down to cool down the head and neck, and me and Ronnie had to stop for one of those breaks George mentioned at the meet, the comfort break as we called it, but George had a Scottish name for it

Thoroughly enjoyed the day, but have suffered a little bit today with the after effects of the sun yesterday, but well worth it

Stu

My offside back damper didnt like the cobbles at Alston either It left a little mess on the road when I got home and parked up.. The day was worth it though