A quick trip to the Shuttleworth Collection today after the rain cleared. No planes about but there was a fine flying display by a red kite wheeling and climbing above the crows with seemingly no effort.
Went through a couple of patches of rain and hail on the way back, I must swap the wiper blades around so the not so great one is on the passenger side.
"this means the end of the horse-drawn Zeppelin!" - N Seagoon
Pleasant run to Coventry (even though mostly motorway) to the DonMog visit to the Coventry Transport Museum organised by Phil Royle. Thanks to Phil for planning the visit, the parking and the weather.
If you have not been the museum is well worth a visit with plenty of splendid examples of Coventry's finest products - http://www.transport-museum.com/
And it is free to get in.
Paul Costock, UK Plus Four 75th - Furka Rouge - Pip Disco 5 Teddy - 17h1 Irish Draught cross
Took the Morgan for a meeting in Nettlebed today. Although the journey was only 30 minutes, and dispite the cloud cover coming down after 10 minutes, it was well worth it. The trip home a few minutes ago was a delight, soooooo much better than if I had been in the tin top.
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