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Lovely picture

Wow that is an extraordinary picture

Had a great 40 mile drive around the Surrey hills yesterday returning along the A25 followed quite sedately by a bright red TR3 that would not be tempted into a bit of speed.
Weather was great and probably the last of the balmy weather for this autumn, two bouts of heavy rain today and more forecast for later. I will run the Morgan all through the winter as it is technically my daily driver and I will compete in the thrust and parry of dealing with UK weather.

Oil Can Café. Now there's a name to conjure with . Would it be this establishment Jon?

Yep that's the one, some know it as the Carding shed, but that's from a previous location

It's also the base & workshops of I K Classics, Ian Kellet is a serial classic enthusiast, restorer & racer, so there's always something interesting to drool over

Not the day for a Mog Run....



Very heavy rain, followed by high winds and squalls. Trees down and power off.
We couldn't get out of the village this morning.

Not too good here Peter . Very gusty winds. If it counts I sat in Belle and tested if the PAS was playing up ahead of a Mon visit to the garage. As is classic with electrics it isn't.

I opened the bonnet and connected the charger as the battery voltage is a bit low.
Of course, now we have brilliant sunshine, but till very windy!

Lovely day here in the New Forest, so a run out was required. Seemed more like September than November. Home for roast beef sandwiches and a glass of red; retirement isn't all bad....

Gorgeous here in Suffolk today too. As a volunteer for the NT at Sutton Hoo the trust laid on a "thank you for your help in 2021 tour of Orford Ness" that is also a NT site. The site has been an MOD development centre from WWI till the 80s & now hosts great wildlife plus some creepy old falling down buildings. As you can only get there by boat & that boat takes 12 people it is pretty empty.

Graham & Rich would love it for the development of radar, over the horizon radar, radio beacons (that led to DECCA) & friend or foe identification plus rocket , bomb & other ordnance testing.

The early morning drive across Tunstall forrest was lovely as was the return drive.