There has been much more activity in CT than you have seen. On
Saturday, at least 15 MGs (2 As, 7 Bs,3 BGTs and a TD) appeared at
Harkness Memorial State Park, Waterford, for the CT MG Club's annual day
of flower planting at the park. A Land Rover showed up also. En route
to and from the park were seen a couple of Midgets and Bs, and one of the
rare, drophead Miatas.
On Sunday, a TD, an A and 6 Bs and a GT attended a picnic in the mist
at Hurd State Park, on the CT River, near the Sunrise resort where the
Jazz Festival will be admitting LBCs free to its Friday night
performance, subject to the LBCs driving around the grounds in a parade.
In the CT club newsletter we tried to write up British Car Week so that
it would be observed. Time will tell how well we suceeded. We tried to
get a photographer from the New London newpaper to cover the story of the
car club planting at the park. Nobody from the paper appeared,
unfortunately. Perhaps next year we will try to do some press releases
for other local newspapers.
Bob
On Tue, 19 May 1998 19:58:23 -0400 Rick Brown <mgrick@ptd.net> writes:
>David Deutsch wrote:
>>
>> Hi Ho All,
>> Well it's finally here, British Car Week, that is and Monday's
>> sightings included a TR6 and NOTHING ELSE !
>
>snip snip
>
>Well Dave you saw one more British Car than I have in the last two
>days
>- I saw none!! I drive my GT daily year round and very very rarely
>see
>another British Car on the road - except jags and rovers of course.
>
>Rick
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