Talk Morgan Forums Morgan Sports Cars Classic Morgans (pre-CX) So, have you driven your Morgan today?

Seems that the storm passed over Cuba in the night and took out most of the electricity distribution. Fingers crossed for Florida...

Stay safe, Geoff!

Not so much me, Pauly. I'm not in the direct path. It's the guys in Tampa, Orlando, and Jax that are in deep doo-doo. I'm hoping Mark and his Garage crew are hunkered down. The 11am update is saying Ian will now make landfall as a borderline Cat 5.

We are on the AngleMog autumn break in the Potteries with my brother in law at ours to watch the MIL.
Today we drove up stopping at the National Memorial Arboretum.
A stunning place. The memorial to those shot at dawn in the great war was very moving. 319 stakes i.e. 1 each with the youngest being 17.

I didn't know the morgan owner with a memorial but was surprised to find it.

Whilst visiting London to go to the Imperial War Museum we walked past this tiny toy & petbits shop and spotted this window display...

The owner is clearly a Morgan fan





I wonder if Beagle Petrol is zero ethanol ?

Great drive from Ludlow to Fairbourne and back. Over 180 miles up through Snowdonia National Park with sunshine, showers and downpours. First proper wet outing and really pleased to not find water ingress - apart from on the inside of the windscreen when the hood was down!!

And the Welsh roads were a joy. Such good fun

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Back now from the Potteries & thanks to Jan & Ray for a great weekend away as AngleMog. We saw some big boys toys at RAF Cosford on very wet Friday when we were joined by some intepid Staffordshire section MSCC members.

The day before we went to Blist Hill Victorian Museum in Ironbridge & I foretunately spotted the speed trap before it was too late, plus some scum had nicked one guys wheels off his traction engine.

Today's drive back was in glorious sun & as the A14 was closed at Needham Market we did a stunning cross country via Newmarket, Clare, Long Melford etc .

Wow, I'm sure that Roadster you are parked next to is my old and much loved S1

An almost identical photo to one posted by a fellow MMC tour guide who is also a volunteer at Cosford.
Thanks for sharing the photos.

Thanks to all for posting some cracking pics of their days out...Keep em coming please. ..