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Drove home from my mums the long way. 200 miles. Glorious weather and very little traffic. Not so many pics as didn’t want to stop so only whenever I needed to fill up and a coffee and scone at Eileen Donnan Castle.

Early morning blatter's. Bit cold forgot my gloves

It was bad enough getting text from ms TJ who has converted her other half to support the welsh and also have the wife jumping around the lounge like a loon than also having your car mates tell you to wear a welsh shirt ........................... and yes she got tipsy last night and no............... I didnt get lucky Still the suns out and the car needs to be exercised today to try and clear the rugby head.

Mist what mist? Wall to wall sunshine all day. (Drove through some proper pea soup on the way home though. ) Unfortunately the car was battling me! Plagued by start motor issues.. but when it ran all was good. Thank god for a willing pair of hands. My lad did a good job getting it sorted. We didn't actually lose much track time.. but it was just a pain in the

Hi Stu @Stu Faulkner Here you go:

75 miles Yeovil - Dorchester - Hardy Monument - Abbotsbury - West Bay - Beaminster Tunnel - Crewkerne - Norton - sub - Hamdon - Yeovil - beautiful countryside, sea views, cockles (vinegar & pepper) and winding/rolling roads - other than track days - what owning Westfields is all about.

Now that’s a man cave

A quick gather together and then it was up to The Barrel Inn for a coffee and a catch up on everyone's news The Barrel Inn At The Barrel Inn, parked on the 'sea front' there are wonderful views if the fog would just do one please Then we went for a drive round, the roads were nice and quiet but we did follow a wobble box for a short while, pah, it is February, caravans are not allowed in the Peak District until the summer. The good news is that we did not find any cow poo. We arrived at The Yonderman and most of the motorbikes had already left, apparently it was packed earlier, it is a bit of a breakfast place though and we had come for lunch. The Yonderman Most of us had a full English breakfast for lunch, which set us up nicely for cake time, for which we went to the Insomnia Cafe. Appropriately named because Martyn had a little sleep while Glen held his nose. Coconut and chocolate bar, lemon drizzle, fruit cake and a pecan sponge cake were enjoyed as we sat outside in the sunshine. I had to pity poor Mo, sat at a crossroads with a load of car enthusiasts, who proceeded to name every kind of interesting car that went past. It was surprising just what we all saw, the weather brings them all out I think. We had a laugh though with Glen and Sue and their 'was it a snake or was it a hosepipe story'. We might be a bunch of old farts but we covered some strange topics and had a good laugh along the way, so thank you Chris and Mo, Martyn and Sue for being fabulous company for us.

well done Andrew. Glad you had a good day!

I think we’ve spoken Andy and your in, if not give me a call Marto

HI Gary im free on that Sunday James

On a sunny, 16C Sunday with clear roads it absolutely DID happen and not surprised you didn't stop; that's how I feel when out in the westie. My car is still SORN and needs MOT so I hope to be back on road at start of April.

Sorry, I'm away on holiday Bob

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Love the colour of your car.

You certainly got lucky with the weather yesterday. Sorry I couldn't make it but I was working on the Westy. See you soon.

Looking good Pete. I'm back on the road 1st April so will catch up with you then for a blat.... up the x flows lol... Mart.

Nice morning changing the oils and filter, quick drive to Lymington to the pub in the sunshine just lovely

Spent the day doing them outdoor jobs that needed doing as the weather is nice and tomorrow I’m hoping to finish off the little tinkering that I had started on the Westfield 2 month ago. I hope to be out soon.

It's survivor's guilt but writ large because he is firmly convinced that the crew died for his and his pals' sakes. If the world was made of people like him wouldn't it be a far better place? Moving is an understatement.

Would love to, as it would have been to first trip with the car actually functioning. I'm getting married on the Sat however, and the wife-to-be has already made it clear that b*******ing off to a kit car show the day after would be 'frowned upon'!

Never seen a Westie being used in a bank raid getaway car before as above

Went for a brisk 2hr blat this morning to test out my new carbon can .I painted the stainless Extension piece and the Down pipe with heat resistant stove paint and I’m more than happy than the way it turned out . I also swapped the aero screen and fitted my new taller windscreen from the sport 250 .It May only be 50mm taller but what a difference no more frame in the eyeline