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Another
good turnout both for the convoy and once parked up in York. The
weather was also fairly kind too. I left Washington at 8am, meeting
Mike with his M38A1 at Scotch Corner for the drive down to the convoy
starting point. Around 20 vehicles were gathered for the run in,
leaving around 10:45 for the drive to York centre. ( Steve Carr )
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It
was good to see another large gathering of green machines parked up in
the lay-by at Tadcaster as I arrived at some speed trying to keep up
with Chris Smyth who must have fitted some sort of turbo to his Morris
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as well that I had declined his challenge of a race through Tadcaster
town centre. Brian kindly delayed the start of the convoy from
Tadcaster for a few moments so that I could be in it and Chris finally
led us out at about 10.45 again setting an impressive pace.
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Duncan
had very kindly gone ahead in his Bedford MW to film us passing from a
bridge as he did last year and I look forward to seeing that. |
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Anderson had agreed to be in charge of vehicle parking at the Museum
having set up a defined entrance alongside our Area banner. This year
in excess of 50 vehicles covered the grass circle and attracted
passing interest all day from tourists, no doubt wondering what it was
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