A day at the seaside........
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If your other arf thinks there are too many pistonheads things to do, then why not suggest a day at the coast? Oh, coincidentally the Norfolk / Suffolk TVRCC region are having a meet at Hunstanton on Sunday 23/7 I went last year and it was a good day, apart from the rain that set in at lunchtime, with a great collection of cars present.
The cars are parked on the grass slope right in the centre of town where the "pier" is. From there it's an easy stroll to the ice creams / beach / chip shop / bucket & spade shop.
Although Hunstanton may not be the most attractive part of the Norfolk coast line it'd be good to go there for a couple of hours before heading off into the countryside for some &
And there's a nice new section of flowing dual carriageway opened on the A47 now
I'll not be able to confirm until nearer the day cos Little Longers is due on 29/7 but thought I'd mention it to see if anyone else fancied going.......
Longers
The cars are parked on the grass slope right in the centre of town where the "pier" is. From there it's an easy stroll to the ice creams / beach / chip shop / bucket & spade shop.
Although Hunstanton may not be the most attractive part of the Norfolk coast line it'd be good to go there for a couple of hours before heading off into the countryside for some &
And there's a nice new section of flowing dual carriageway opened on the A47 now
I'll not be able to confirm until nearer the day cos Little Longers is due on 29/7 but thought I'd mention it to see if anyone else fancied going.......
Longers
Edited by longers on Friday 14th July 15:59
I've heard this is a good one too Pie on the beach
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Mrs BlueCerbera said:
We went to this last year, was a good day out (until the heavens opened). Kids loved it (typical seaside town) and the cars looked great parked up on the green. I'm fairly sure the green was only open to Tivs.
And a rogue black MR2 Roadster (look behind the grey Wedge in the foreground
We went up to this last year as my folks live in Dersingham, about 5 miles from Sunny Hunny (or not so sunny, as it turned out.) Was a good turnout of cars which the locals seemed to appreciate. I think it was the first time I'd seen a Sagaris too (Yellow Peril's) which Little Trackside took great delight in being allowed to sit in!
The bikers (of which there weren't any last year) all congregate along the promenade and not on the grass, so there's no problem parking on the green.
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