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OK gang, the 30th anniversary celebrations continue! Members attending Stoneleigh this year will receive a free 30th anniversary T-shirt! We need to order the shirts, so the point of this poll is not so much numbers as to gather percentages for each size to determine the quantities for the order. So if you are attending Stoneleigh, please tell us your size in the poll - thanks! Note: Read this again - you will only get a free T-shirt if: > You attend the National Kit Car Show at Stoneleigh, Warwickshire on 1-2 May 2016 > You are a WSCC Member, Joint Member, Trader, or Sponsor - and we will be checking! You may be asked to show photo ID to prove your eligibility What will not be allowed: > Taking more than one shirt > Collecting a shirt for another member who can't make it to Stoneleigh > Posting a shirt before, during, or after Stoneleigh - collection at Stoneleigh only > Reserving a shirt before the show - too complicated, too resource tapping. Show up early to ensure best choice This is a blatant, unapologetic bribe to get the best possble member turnout at Stoneleigh for our 30th anniversary celebrations - simple as that. And we want to see lots of T-shirts walking around Stoneleigh, making everyone else jealous. Let's be having your size! Here's what it will look like - just think how smart you'll look in it! (Well, most of you, anyway - click on photo to enlarge. )

Totally 100% agree with this. If you're looking for more of a challenge, but still with relative safety then it's worth looking at some of the other mountains. In Snowdonia Tryfan is my favourite and not spoilt by the 1000's of tourists that you'll find each day on the Summit of Snowdon. The North face of Tryfan facing the A5 is a grade 1 scramble and I would not reccomend this without experience however the south face is a good walk with an easier scramble along the ridge towards the summit and the standing stones of Adam and Eve.

Well that's flown by really fast..... year 3 of WSCC membership just started with the renewal...... What's really nice is that I don't resent the cost in fact it's left me with a warm feeling...... or is that my coffee leaking from my cup..... Nem....

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I've heard they make us noob's dress up like the Ramones and sing "A.O. Let's Go!"

Quick update on the marquee We have about 50% of the volunteers that we need for the weekend. So please don't be shy and volunteer two hours of your time to help the club and make this year the most successful we have had Thanks for your support Cheers Ian (Tolf)

I'm still drying out!

Crib Goch, a knife edge arete and very recommendable. It would be irresponsible of me not to add that you need to be well equipped, fit, experienced and have a head for heights.

Yes thats what I had in mind, oh and now I have re read the itinery and realise that its anti clockwise, the section from ballater (up over the lecht), cockbridge tomintoul. Goes up and over the Lecht ski area worth a quick stop at the top as looking back the way you have just come, the view is to die for. The cockbridge / tomintoul section was made famous by terry wogan on the radio as it was infamous for very sharp asscents / descents and being blocked at the first sniff of snow :0 although should be snow free in june...... Reference of finger removal, born in Harrogate staying in the far north, please consider finger duly removed and it will be a pleasure to join you all

Snowdon was a lucky man, people always mounting him, nice work if you can get it. ...did I miss something? The way I feel right now, I couldn't mount Swindon.

Do you really want a pictures of my Jewels? Well if that what the chairman wants.....

I went to the lockup but only got a shot of it indoors as it started raining. Let see if I can get picture posting right this time. http://i1155.photobucket.com/albums/p552/noggin5/IMG_1129.jpg eta. I was expecting to see a photo - I don't know what I've done wrong

Well we had s fab few days - the view from Arthur's Seat was breathtaking We also did the museum, walked the Royal Mile, grass market areas, walked up to the castle and drove over the Britania (we didn't go in as we were doing it on a budget) We really loved Edinburgh - could have spent another few days there easily Thanks for all the ideas

Keep looking on the forum, I recently changed my belts so that I race the car, the old belts being out of date but fully servicable, so older belts do come up for sale.

Yep going through sbd"s price list always induces a few " good grief " or words to that affect

PM sent re. axle brackets.

Yes I am a novice and in F with my megabusa. We have expert target times but there was some talk about that being reviewed. Either way don't worry about target times and being competitive in your first year. Just enter, make some new friends and have fun and you will learn a lot about your car and driving for the year after. David

One small question. What happens in the AO display? Is this where we all roll up one sleeve of our blue shirt and swear allegiance to the Mighty Crossflow God? Or something more sinister? It will be my first time as an AO and would really like to see my family again.