The Event

[EdT]

As I'm sure you know 'The Gang on the Green' is taking place on Sunday 20th July in Wells, Somerset. Details at -

www.tvrcc-bristol.co.uk/events/GangOnTheGreen/index.htm

As well as the BIG Sunday bash, I'm told by the organisers that a number of people have said they'll turn up a day early for 'relaxing' activities (i.e. beer) held at The Crossways Hotel in nearby North Wooton. For those who prefer to save a few bob the Hotel are happy for us lot to pitch tents on the night.

The organisers (Mark & Duncan) ask if each region can give an idea as to the numbers coming down. So I suggested that each region should start there own topic under this thread to keep things simple (I'll get the BERKS one going now). There's going to be a morning & afternoon rumble on Saturday for those who get down then, possibly even something on Friday too.

See you all there!

Ed


>>> Edited by EdT on Friday 16th May 13:28

[21tvr]

We have 11 cars on the green, and something like 18 cars in total going - if they all make it that is!

We have a rumble on the Sunday morning coming down from Gloucestershire which represents the c3c (Cotswold Three Counties) Glos, Worcs and Hereford

There is a plan to meet up with Wiltshire somewhere en route - details TBC

See you all there

Simon
RO c3c3

[anonymous-user]

Word of warning, RIAT Faiford Airshow is on that weekend, so expect delays around that area.

Lee

[stainless_steve]

Can anyone tell me what time things will be over on Sunday?If its going to be late i might stay another night.

Steve

[pebbledash]

We have to fit in with service times on the Sunday for leaving, from memory there is a period from 5:00 -6:00 that we can leave then there is a evening mass for an hour and then its a free for all on leaving, This is from memory, and am sure Nacnud/Dan will correct me if I am wrong

[wolosp]

Supraman said: Word of warning, RIAT Faiford Airshow is on that weekend, so expect delays around that area.
Lee

Good point Lee, That might be worth noting particularly for those planning routes through Cirencester. Paul.