Magazine.

[Another Peter]

Looks like I will have to get SWMBO to drive the stag to Malvern next year as I will be taking the TR.

Same here Neil

Looking forward to it already.

Regards

Peter

[Gresley]

Malvern is great for the National, easy to get to and a lovely place. Looking forward to it too!!

[Ian Durrant]

I am hoping my car will be on the road again by the time of the national. It's a really tall order though. More of the last few days "indian summer" would help as I have to work outside.

Either that or I'll just have to toughen up and work in the cold like I did in my twenties. I remember tools so cold they almost stuck to your skin

[Seaking]

Spotted at least 2 forum members on the front cover.

yes i can spot neil (flying farmer ) les m and also myself seaking sporting a nice yellow shirt.

[73stagman]

I will try to be there...cant see it being in the Stag yet though.
Its a good bit further South than North for the majority of the UK but I guess its a good plan to join up with another Triumph group and share the expense of these massive events.

[Guest]

I liked it in Fontwell and know of a good place in Kingsley, Hants that would do a treat! Nice car on p79 of the mag I thought.

[Westfaling]

I used to work in Malvern at RSRE. Great place for a National. Except perhaps for Scottish members. I have to be in Blighty next September (Mother-in-laws 80th) I wonder if I can extend the stay to include the National - might not fly with my better half.
Nick

[Rubce]

Going back to the magazine, it was good to read another article written by Brian (Gresley).

Cheers

Bruce

[martin]

I certainly agree with the principal, and a big thank you to Leslie, the TR register shows tend to be expensive, it'll be interesting to see how that develops. I'll be going come what may. Martin.

[new to this]

I am hoping my car will be on the road again by the time of the national. It's a really tall order though. More of the last few days "indian summer" would help as I have to work outside.

Either that or I'll just have to toughen up and work in the cold like I did in my twenties. I remember tools so cold they almost stuck to your skin

ian

i know what you mean ill have to hurry up as well ( almost finished the welding )

dave

[Guest]

Dunno if I'll make it to Malvern, it's a long way for me, it's easily 20 miles!!! SWMBO says we may camp!!!!

Jason

[new to this]

where is malvern

dave

[Rubce]

where is malvern

dave

Do you not possess a map?

Drive north up the M5 and half way between Gloucester and Worcester you will see some large hills to left (west), and that is Malverns.

Bruce