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Made the most of the sunshine with a drive to Shotley Marina with lunch. Unfortunately, having had a few other drive out this year with no problem, the dreaded brake warning light re-appeared!
Booked in with Ian at Track & Classic next week for a service & 4 new tyres; hopefully he can get to the bottom of the problem! Sorry, no pics; still can't fathom out!

No, dammit, the rain just won't stop. Maybe Monday...

Great turnout for an M3W club national event at Old Warden Airfield, home of the Shuttleworth flying aircraft collection.



In fact there was a good turnout of 4 wheelers as well in the background.



This 1937 two speeder caught my eye being fitted with a Pobjoy 7 cylinder radial aircraft engine with open valve gear and twin magneto's of course. Ironically there was an example in the museum which claimed a total capacity of a little over 2.8 litres. This must have been an earlier variant though with a mere 2.4 litres and around 70 hp.

A great day out despite leaving a little earlier than planned due to gathering rain clouds. It paid off as had an almost entirely rain free round trip of 150 miles.

Drove the old F Super around 130 miles down to the Shuttleworth event, some lovely Mogs present and the Pobjoy radial powered one was very interesting

Mrs M says, 43 MTW's and 18 four wheelers

I showed up not knowing that this event was going to be there and gatecrashed with my 4/4. Lots of interesting machinery and some good chats.

Any photos Jon that sounds like a good event

Many thanks for posting the pics Richard V6... The image capturing the three wheeler with the radial engine has my mind working overtime.... Amazing construction...

Only just back this afternoon after driving the F Super approx 280 miles this weekend, when my eyeballs stop vibrating I get some shots off the proper SLR, here's a couple off the mobile



Mine's 2nd from the left

Lovely run today to pay tribute and pat the tank for Graham and John, reading that stone was a moment for me the wind was strong I think LST 507 A lot of the lads are in the vast American Cemetery in Cambridgeshire quite close to No 1 Daughter and family and the volume takes your breath away.

When I got back to the car about 20 Japanese students (irony) were admiring and taking pictures of the car, so let them pose in the drivers seat for a photo call. They thought the car so cool so I told them there were a lot of Morgan’s out there and a busy members club.

Dave parked next to Leo (Sainsbury's) in his Fezza (Leo 2) and we had a quick catch up we both enjoyed the sixteen cylinders popping away as we left and headed for our homes along the A379.[i][/i]

Careful timing allowed a GEG lunch on dry roads top down to the Coldham Hall pub on the banks of the River Yare.





Great setting and meat pies to die for.