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Is it named thus because they buried St Edmond?

'Ere on biz with my wife, had a bit of spare to swan around, lovely place.

A bit of a risk, there are prices on display which are better kept vaguely secret until it's too late and a purchase is made, but I also took her along to Krazy Horse.

An excellent display of sensible, income disposal solutions. I'd highly recommend a visit, a real feast for your eyes and a very warm welcome.

I had a seat in that one but forgot to take a picture of it, its not a colour scheme I’d pick but it was very nice all the same. It’s a far nicer pedal layout than the aircooled ones, the same can be said about the CX cars, far more room for driver and fit and finish is certainly improved.
Whether in the market or no, a visit to Krazy is worth the effort, lots to see and a warm welcome seems to be their USP

Don't forget the bikes across the road. Two sweet shops in one

I've always thought KH was a fine toybox from reports ... will have to make the effort to get there one day.

K

It's well worth a visit, especially the Bikes and Cafe too

I forgot to look at the bikes, I’m not a biker at all but I do like a close look at them, especially the Italians.
Too late now, I’m in Cambridge today, no wooden cars there but here’s Issac Newton’s apple tree at Trinity College ( well, one grown from a graft of the original tree to be precise, kinda like a CX)

Treat yourself and go play with their toys....

Dan at KH eventually found the engine.

Still looking for the engine in my Porsche.
I can hear it, but see it? No chance!

Looks like a front end Cowl off jobbie to change the spark plugs

The Plus 8 is cowl and wings off to change the plugs. . . . .
But only every 60,000 miles. I suspect the Ford plug life engine is similar.......