Woosie Club

[Anseo]

Just a short,

Thank you Jean and Pete, you are a lovely couple, the best one(s) could meet with.

Both of you made us very happy

 

[Hutch]

Last to leave Woosie Thorpe, up to Barnard Castle, wow, A66 was Seriously dodgy. Down to 30 mph from the A1. For the 15 miles, gust the news says upto 70 mph. Calmed down tonight. Off to Bamburgh Castle tomorrow weather permitting. Another good meet up.Thanks all.Hutch and Elaine.

 

[Craigyoung]

Last to leave Woosie Thorpe, up to Barnard Castle, wow, A66 was Seriously dodgy. Down to 30 mph from the A1. For the 15 miles, gust the news says upto 70 mph. Calmed down tonight. Off to Bamburgh Castle tomorrow weather permitting. Another good meet up.Thanks all.Hutch and Elaine.

I'm surprised the A66 was open hutch yesterday with the wind !
I rode 5 mile to work & back , wind in my face going there , took 8 minutes though coming back !

 

[Gabsgrandad]

Towed home in not bad conditions, never felt the wind! have tried to put more pictures up yesterday but obviously too many for one posting, and wouldn't take them? so i'll put a few up in separate posts.
Boozers anonymous - pre dinner

 

[Gabsgrandad]

Parksy & 'better' half Carol

Gafferbill & better half Belinda

Our Scottish friend & Pressie doing a 'Ruby Murray'!

 

[Gabsgrandad]

Last morning, -- was it something I said?

Just about ready

Last farewell,

 

[Hutch]

Got upto South meadow Belford, 10 miles north of Alnwick. Lovely site. Three nice pubs within a half mile. Serviced pitches £22.50. St Andrews Saturday.

 

[Dustydog]

Got upto South meadow Belford, 10 miles north of Alnwick. Lovely site. Three nice pubs within a half mile. Serviced pitches £22.50. St Andrews Saturday.

More Golf Saturday. No wonder you were in the woods at Woosiethorpe collecting stray balls :evil:

 

[Gafferbill]

Really enjoyed the meet at Woosiethorpe..........Thank you everyone

........the short trip down to Wyton in the windy weather was a doddle as a lot of the A16 route was in a queue of hundreds of vehicles all following a huge agricultural harvester doing 25 mph hmy:

 

[Hutch]

Down In Wylam , near to Newcastle, been upto St Andrews for two nights, Long 155 miles drive over the A68 very tiring 4 1/2 hours. Here for 4 nights Then down to Doncaster. Should be just on 1000 miles since leaving home on the 13th. Be ready for a holiday.

 

[Dustydog]

Down In Wylam , near to Newcastle, been upto St Andrews for two nights, Long 155 miles drive over the A68 very tiring 4 1/2 hours. Here for 4 nights Then down to Doncaster. Should be just on 1000 miles since leaving home on the 13th. Be ready for a holiday.

Stephenson country!

 

[Hutch]

The cl site is about 100 yards from his birthplace cottage.

 

[Dustydog]

Points out of 10 Hutch? Good views?

 

[Hutch]

Mablethorpe beach, for the dogs, Bamburgh Castle, for the View. Muir Park for empty Whisky bottles. Thee A 68 for tiring but spectacular areas of maybe getting a puncture. Today at sea View Restaurant, with Elaine's Aunties.unfortunaty BH have shut down Stevensons cottage. So therefore. The Fox and Hounds. Wylam.

 

[Gabsgrandad]

Have you got any more?

 

[ProfJohnL]

Have you got any more?

Never believe what you see in the papers B)
The text lines should read,

"Wow you did good job of cleaning that, can I push it back in cause I'm desperate for the loo! :lol:

 

[Thingy]

I know what the guy is saying

"You filled it, you empty it."

She says " ME empty it?....Yeah right"

 

[Gafferbill]

..........the old Swift Challenger is no more hmy:

I stripped it down as after 22 years of reliable service it was time to move on.......

Statistics........

Bought new January 1996 for £9500
Travelled 89660 miles....no punctures!
Nights spent 1217
No money spent on storage.
Never been serviced by anybody but me.

.........many years of fun times :cheer:

 

[Mel]

hmy: How sad. RIP faithful van.

Have you plans to replace?
Mel

 

[Hutch]

..........the old Swift Challenger is no more hmy:

I stripped it down as after 22 years of reliable service it was time to move on.......

Statistics........

Bought new January 1996 for £9500
Travelled 89660 miles....no punctures!
Nights spent 1217
No money spent on storage.
Never been serviced by anybody but me.

.........many years of fun times :cheer:

But did you find the source of the "Rattle"

 

[otherclive]

..........the old Swift Challenger is no more hmy:

I stripped it down as after 22 years of reliable service it was time to move on.......

Statistics........

Bought new January 1996 for £9500
Travelled 89660 miles....no punctures!
Nights spent 1217
No money spent on storage.
Never been serviced by anybody but me.

.........many years of fun times :cheer:

If it had given such good service why did you strip it down? Surely it could have been given a new life as a veteran van.

 

[Dustydog]

The Chassis looks in very good nick. What's in store for its next life?
Is the old body on a farm as a chicken coup
I hope Swift send you a long service award :cheer:

 

[Gabsgrandad]

EH52ARH asked -- "But did you find the source of the "Rattle" " ----- No, but it cured it!

 

[Gabsgrandad]

 

[Gafferbill]

But did you find the source of the "Rattle"

:lol: :lol: :lol: ........you should have heard the language when I subsequently discovered the rattle was at the back of the towcar hmy:

Have you plans to replace?
Mel

.........watch this space

If it had given such good service why did you strip it down?

Want to buy a 1300kgs Alko Euro axle Clive?......one careful owner

The Chassis looks in very good nick. What's in store for its next life?

.......hopefully someone will buy it and adapt it as a trailer