
When the days are dark and damp, and the nights long, do you ever long to be outside in the fresh air. There is nothing like a good walk to get the blood flowing, and so in January members of the Thames Valley Centre ventured out to Basildon house and grounds, and, as it was such a nice day, what better way to get there than in their Morgans. In all, seven Morgans and supporting cars, all full of intrepid walkers and dogs had a very enjoyable, if a bit slippery, 3 mile walk around the grounds. This was followed
If like me you have lamented the loss of the traditional noggins of 20+ years ago, where weather-beaten blokes stand around a car park looking into each-others engines; now there is hope.... My friend Ddministrc5944f128fc47df150f608c9bf56e5e_w318_h238.jpg" border="0" >Hampshire-Surrey border. It would appear the owner of the former restaurant, now antiques centre is none other than Jerry Mahony, former BTCC and British Thundersaloon Champion. He's combined his interests by hosting a Sunday morning classic car meeting every fortnight in the summer and every month through the winter. Each meeting has a favoured marque that gets priority parking in the tarmac car park;
On 7th September Tim Jones organised a trip to Mapledurham house including a treasure hunt for those so inclined. 17 cars arrived at the Bird in Hand to sign in, pick up their packed lunch and start the Treasure Hunt including one 3 Wheeler. One withdrew due owing to running out of time, 16 made it to Mapledurham and joined 2 non quiz participants. There was no planned route just a list of questions for the participants to answer while clocking up the lowest possible mileage. The questions covered Marlow, Henley, Wargrave, Shiplake and Caversham amoungst other places. Answering the
When an exuberant couple with a flair for organising and coordinating events in a famously gregarious style offered a day out with a scenic run through the local beauty of the Berkshire, Oxfordshire and Buckinghamshire countryside ending at Pitstone Wharf, the Thames Valley Centre of the Morgan Sports Car Club leapt at the chance. Ian and Kate Wilson own an exquisite British Racing Green Morgan 4/4 – meaning its engine has four cylinders and it has four road wheels – were keen to lead a group of Morgan sports cars through the beautiful Chilterns culminating in a pleasant ninety minute
One of our Regular Sunday walks
A brisk walk around the Devil's Punch Bowl at Hndhead. Investigating the return of the old A3 to nature.