Events Calendar

Saturday Breakfast Meet at Old Sarum Airfield Salisbury SP4 6DZ – further details to follow.

The plan is to meet up at Skies Café on the airfield for a brew/breakfast then afterwards visit the Boscombe Down Aviation Museum on the same site.  See www.boscombedownaviationcollection.co.uk

This meet will be organised by M3W owner Gerald Lawford.  It would be good to know how many are interested.  If so then please contact Ian in the first place at  [email protected]

PLEASE NOTE!

The phone number for the Beauchamp Arms in the notice below is missing a digit. The full number is

01531 890266.

Dave Anscombe apologises profusely.

We normally gather for lunch at about midday (most in the pub and some with sandwiches) and then the increasingly small band of us who go wandering in the fields tend to set off about 2pm for a walk.  The others either go home, hang around the pub or move on to the church, where the local ladies usually put on tea and cakes.  There isn’t a specific “Run” as such, just the journey to and from Dymock.

If you want lunch at the Beauchamp Arms, the manageress asks if you could please book asap as they are already getting busy but is happy to reserve space for us if we give her some bookings.  As usual, I suggest we gather on the green outside the church in time for midday and I am planning to start a ramble round the fields at about 2pm for those who would like some exercise.

If the weather is wet, please don’t use (or damage) the village green by driving on it.  The field opposite should have been opened for us to park.  I don’t yet have confirmation that the local ladies will be offering tea and cakes in the church after lunch but, if they don’t, the Beauchamp Arms have promised to do so instead.  I hope to see you there.

To book lunch, please ring 01531 890266  (Please book for 12:00 and mention the MTWC)

Contact the GOs for more details

Organised by  the Motorcycling Club (MCC)

 

Members of the MTWC are cordially invited to enter the MCC’s 96th Land’s End Trial which takes place on 30th/31st March 2018.  The main trial covers some 350 miles and features some severe sections.   Some years ago, a new class, Class O, was introduced.   This is aimed at less ‘competitive’ machinery and has much of the feel of trials in years gone by and would be very suitable for your member’s vehicles.   A new class (Class R) has been introduced designed to give a flavour of the event which has mainly tarmac section climbable in any machine but more time controls.  Details are on ‘The Motorcycling Club’s’ website and entries open 8th January.

 

Secretary Sheila Poupard,  [email protected]   or….

contact the Clerk of the Course Bill Rosten on 07796 177580

 Offers to marshal will be welcome, please contact the Chief Marshal Verdun Webley on [email protected]