Monthly Archives: July 2017

One red Mog and a few green ones… 5600 different cheeses, three ice creams, lots of cows pigs and horses. And a flying quad bike, pigeons, ducks, chickens….. One horse and cart being driven by Richard Smith.

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Squirrel taken at Em and Drew’s, woodpecker in our garden. Both are regular visitors….

These, as I am sure you are well aware, are the valves that steam comes in, and sends oil to the valves…. or something like that! Anyway, I made the valves fit the brackets, and bolted them to the boiler. … Continue reading →

well, just for a lunchstop…. a couple of hundred million quidsworth of pre-war cars on their way around, needed parking marshals, and I was one of them who shepherded them into place just below the stables at Chatsworth. One 1938 … Continue reading →

Or rather one hundred and eleven thousand one hundred and eleven stone! Just as I got home too, after a drive to Dronny and Chesvegas…. I should have  played about with the trip 111miles previously, but hey ho, maybe next … Continue reading →

Well, a walk around various places near Castleton, with a Uni lecturer, who explained so much about the area, White Peak, Dark Peak, fault lines, even coral reefs!

An annual run organised by Clowne and District Motor Club takes you, and 60 others, on a 100 +mile tulip guided drive around the area. Always good fun, even when your navigator accidentally turns two pages of the guide instead … Continue reading →

Which, curiously, was at Coal Aston. Quite a few classics, including a rather nice TR3a, plus an impressive flypast by a Spitfire. The lady and her son were delighted to see my Mog, and even more delighted to sit in … Continue reading →