SuzanneH

We go to the Fox quite often to see the Snowdrops which are all in the surrounding woods hedgerows and villages. The whole area is part of the Blenheim Estate. The pub has changed hands again recently and is looking up and much warmer than on previous visits. i don’t recommend going there when there is racing at Cheltenham though as it gets very busy, it is also a Hotel so when the racing is on its one of the locations where race goers stay. It is a shame about The Air Balloon pub but it was not in a good position for access in todays world. It was one of those pubs that everyon

Thanks for sharing and the Badfrog tribute is wonderful. He was such a witty intellectual person and many that were here back then have much to thank him for. We met his cars at Le Mann’s and him in Malvern a year or so later, his TR4, Lady Anne, was distinctive because of its wrap around and low windscreen. Thanks again Tim and Jan x

Hi Phil, yes that was us going up into the woods for a walk to see the Pasque flowers. I wondered if any of you had seen us, I only caught a fleeting glimpse of your cars in the car park and I think one of you had his baseball cap on back to front.

Mike was that you and NLG and Lea Valley that we passed at McDs just off the A505 near Therefield..?

Indeed.

Jans notes are fab and bring back memories of our first Scottish Isles Tour in 1999, when we encountered a huge bull mounting a cow beside us in the TR4A on a very narrow road on Skye, I was terrified and thought we were going to be squashed car and all. The bovines had a drover with them who must have been all of 15.

Great, can’t believe it ten years since I followed this on Facebook. I’m looking forward to reliving it all with you and Jan again.

Rhubarb…….

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Tonight we went to see “One Love” the Bob Marley Biopic and towards the beginning of the film in a town in Jamaica there is a red TR6. There are some other good British cars in the film too, Rovers and Jags.