Work party.

[Bob Purton]

What time do you chaps usually arrive at Jeans to sign in? 

[Chris Thomas]

Dear Bob

Just after 6.30.(sun rise)

There is a lot to get done and with the evenings drawing in, we always get going early.

Some of us travel down the night before and sleep in the layby. That way you can beat the sunday morning traffic and avoid the rememberance day parades in the villages.

See you there Bob

Chris T

[Jean]

Bob don't beleive them - please!  I won't be up by then and I've got to walk the dog as well.  10am will be fine!!!!

[Jawmedead]

It's going to be a long, cold night under the railway bridge! 

[Bob Purton]

I will start hitching a ride now and should get there for saturday night then I will sleep in a ditch untill dawn and thence start breaking rocks. I'm not afraid of hard graft!!   Thanks Jean, I might have known that I would get that kind of response from the rat bags!

[Jawmedead]

Squeak - squeak, let me out.   

[Jean]

See you all tomorrow!  Bring some dry weather with you please.  Jean

[Jawmedead]

The best part of the day was when the Int.. Inte.. Oh what is the word? Oh yes, interlude for lunch came. Thank you Jean. Also trying to fathom out the Coventry Victor/ Zundapp engine. It did look a bit like a BMW though. Both German made.
Oh yes, Bobs' car, the Inter, fabulous restoration, very impressed mate. Cor! that was wet and col under the tunnel. Squeek-squeek.

[Bob Purton]

Thanks Rob. There is still a space reserved for the Gordon so dont keep us all waiting too long! Boy was that ditch cold, and rat infested too, I'm going to bring my own cardboard box next time!