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From this year's invitation leaflet: Friday sees the arrival of the majority of rallyists and we will have an enjoyable evening, discussing our rides to the rally and adventures enroute. On Saturday morning we will set off for the rideouts of the day. Departure is typically around 10.30 am. It turned out to be all of the above. And I met new and old friends like a number of Steves, Graham, Simon, Boyd, John Beeman and his intrepid daughter Charlotte, the bearded Saturno rider whose name I didn't get, the Keelings who carried away two special awards, one for 'Best Bike' and one for 'Best Poem'! 'Longest Distance Travelled' was bestowed on a happy Swiss ... |
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Baskerville Hall Hotel, Clyro,
John Foster and Boyd.
Charlotte Foster, she loves to
Would someone tell me his name?
Charlotte Foster and Steve Dalby.
The Jota's offside.
As always when in Britain, I paid a visit to Sammy Miller's Museum. Here the great man poses for my camera, July 22, 2005. Apart from all the bikes, I noticed, though not photographed, a number of middle aged ladies sporting 'Camilla's hairstyle. |
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A German Proverb says in such situations: "The expert wonders, the layman's amazed!" |
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Text und Bilder Robert Pfeffer |