Hunstanton Raid pix now online

[simpo two]

...at www.phea.co.uk

Sorry there aren't more but it's hard to drive and take photos!

Hi-res versions available if required.

[iandbeech]

Nice pics John, will hopefully have a video sorted later!

[rich 36]

that looks a good day wish i'd gone really.
next time

[griffophenia]

John-Nice pictures as always.

Phil ( international boot openner!)

>> Edited by griffophenia on Monday 18th April 12:48

[gtr-gaz]

Yes, Nice pics indeed

Gary

[FunkyNige]

My pics -















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>> Edited by FunkyNige on Wednesday 20th April 21:44

[iandbeech]

FunkyNige said:

My pics - [pic]http://img251.echo.cx/img251/9718/016_13A.jpg[/pic ] >> Edited by FunkyNige on Wednesday 20th April 21:44

Nice pics Nigel

[Trackside]

That looks like a cracking day out! My folks live in Dersingham so I may arrange a day out to see them to coincide with your next Hunny run!

[FunkyNige]

Trackside said:

That looks like a cracking day out! My folks live in Dersingham so I may arrange a day out to see them to coincide with your next Hunny run!

There was talk of going through Dersingham when we went from Hunstanton to Sandringham, but not many people knew that route and it may have been a bit narrow and twisty for some.

The pic where I ballsed up the coding -

[Trackside]

FunkyNige said:

There was talk of going through Dersingham when we went from Hunstanton to Sandringham, but not many people knew that route and it may have been a bit narrow and twisty for some.

Yep, it certainly is tight through Ingoldisthorpe. Wouldn't fancy scuffing wheels or even bodywork on the high kerb on the particularly tight turn in the village. Pretty route though.