I'd arranged a birthday treat for a little girl who adores 101's. Graham and I,
in our 101's convoyed to her home and by 7AM in the breaking dawn we proceeded to Cranleigh. Along the route we had planned to stop off in the Arboretum, amongst the 40' trees for a brekky. The dawn raid was in tatters when we found the gates locked! We went on to find a commercial property car
park that backed onto the Wey and Arun Canal where Graham as always, pulled off another stunning brekky. We were 'admired' through
distant curtains and the visiting security guard checking on the offices. Next run next week !

doesn't matter how many times I read that opening sentence I cannot make up my mind if the full stop is a mistake instead of a comma or deliberate given where the line break comes. Is the adoration reciprocated by you two?

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John
custodian of static 3 dimensional art works aka "some day they will live again"

Ha !

They say some people listen to their stereo but don't hear the music.

Steve

He's wearing a flippin' apron....THAT is far too civilised!

(extra beans on mine please Graham)

...a flippin' apron.......is that like a flasher's mac?

John

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80 - Puddlejumper
90 - Eugene
101 - Big Blue 68FL38
RR in Brooklands Green
Argocats
Ferguson TE20
Auto Union Munga
Rapier trailer
(The bloke who ends up with the most toys wins)

Perhaps Grahame is trying to keep the mud, oil & grease that is on his clothes away from the food!.......

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Pete 101 Expedition Vehicle
Chairman & Membership Secretary

One has to admit, he does seem to like to donning an Apron.

As if it's part of a ritual, or, a ceremonial requirement ?

I assume he must be a Mason if he keeps dressing up in his regalia for a ritual?

Les.