Just a quick sign in and some photos from last night.
The dinner was put on by the local ‘Boys Brigade’ as a fundraising venture for them, they made this cake for us
Penny receiving a certificate for her efforts with her photography
Furthest travelled Tourists
Youngest Tourist
Newest Kombi owners
Hard luck winners
Overall Rock Stars
Ivan and Carol
Dave and Penny
Frank and John being acknowledged for mechanical support
What the kids got up to
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Peter, thank you. Its been brilliant vicariously following you all on your journey, seeing the photos, reading the highlights and the comments. I have enjoyed your blogs and I am sure they will remain a wonderful memory for everyone who has participated and those that didn’t/
couldn’t.
Well done to you and to the organisers of the Tour as without them this event would not have happened.
You are welcome Glenda, it was a real shame you weren’t there. I remember when first arriving at the Nationals and seeing all the guy’s and very few wives/partners there, that the South Island might be in for a bit of a wild time. I should tell you about when ……. ahhh, better not. You know what they say, “whatever happens on tour, stays on tour”
I loved the word vicariously too! You know, that is exactly why I volunteered to do the blog. A few club members from Canterbury and the Central South Club met for a weekend in Peel Forest, we discussed how cool it would be to have a blog for family and friends to follow along, so a great choice of word.