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Another great day with great people, roads, weather a cake. Sorry I didn't make the final pub. Charlotte changed her mind and I headed home instead!

well worth the trip down only thing is I am apsalutly shattered and so is jacky and off to bed what a great day and the fantastic roads to drive on hope to have a run again before winter with you night night john and jacky

Thanks for letting us join you today, had a fantastic day, great to meet everyone, Des n Deb

Not really cricket in an advert, and I wouldn’t normally do this, clarifying, though, don’t forget: AiM expansion box - £228 oil pressure sender - £150 Wheel speed sensor - £72 Total new price is £1350 plus any carriage etc. So you’re saving £400 over the price new, that’s a decent deal.

Another MOT pass, I was told that any car that was produced without LED lights but had them he had to fail? I reminded him that it was a kit car and had no specification so how could he fail me on it and bl**** hell he agreed

At Broomhall Castle headed for our mystery navigation run

Thanks for another great day. I totally agree with Ian great people,roads and weather. Thanks for the direction home and we saw something unexpected at the side of the road as you can see.

Now Sold and paid for. Very soon to be on it's way to Belgium to join two other JW4's

Down in the paddock at Curborough we found Garry Bunn talking to Paul and Alison, founders of WSCC, also to Stephen, while Derek was busy tickling the car. Supercharged Honda giving 430 bhp and weighing 540kg, you do the maths. 430+540=awesome Come closer Pete Goulding was there in his single seater Phil Williams was happy to show us his Hayabusa engined car Stickymint had his bonnet on when we arrived But not for long, another Hayabusa engined Westfield guess who arrived next overview of the paddocks with the Everall brothers in the foreground Back in the parking area next to the track there was 11 Westfields Now I can introduce the Peak District followers to Pokey, Stuarts car, you met his matching trainers earlier. Parked next to Andy and Sue's, with Bill's in the background Overview of the parking area with the track on the right and the viewing area Soon we were ready for the off, but what's this? my passenger has shrunk. Glen was taken off for a Honda Experience Day by Ian, while Ian's daughter, Charlotte, jumped in with me. Meanwhile Andrew had a start issue and received a bump start to get going. Nigel led us a lovely route past the JCB factory, over Blithfield Reservoir and into Ashbourne without passing a single speed camera. Thank you to Nigel for doing a great job and it was nice for me to follow for a change, it is a lot, lot easier. Lee took lots of photos as we travelled along and we will look forward to the results. Glen rather enjoyed the Honda ride, 'what a car' he said and sends his thanks. I took the lead in Ashbourne to guide us along the back lanes to Wetton. We crammed the cars into the car park and along the lane It was a table for 18 and this is the only cafe that I know that would accomodate that many people on a sunny Bank Holiday weekend. The service was excellent and so was the food. Food, did I mention food? that will include cake then and this place knows how to do cake. Which might also have a little bit to do with my choice of location. Decisions, decisions Orange and chocolate was popular Bill broke the trend with the lemon cake, slices only come in one size - huge It made sense for some of the more Southerly people to turn around here and the rest of us headed North on a super route to the Travellers Rest. Ian exited in style by giving us all a fighter jet sound track as he overtook us to pick up his route home, put it on your bucket list if you have never been overtaken by a Honda engined Westfield. At least he remembered his steering wheel before sitting in the car this time, even though somebody had hidden it, he did walk out of the cafe without it and I was wetting myself waiting for the penny to drop. He tells me revenge is sweet and I must admit that I am rather dreading the repercussions. On arrival at the Travellers Rest, John found a speck of dust on his car and immediatley tended to it 😀 Bill's clutch cable had broken as he arrived at the pub so it was all hands on deck to try and sort it, to no avail and the RAC was called Bill's car had to be moved and a driver was called for, as I was the lightest I thought it only right for me to volunteer and I got behind the wheel of the MIGHTY crossflow, while the others pushed. It was lovely sat outside the pub but soon HMP Barnsley needed it's inmates back so the Yorkshire Terriers departed John and Jacky Des and Debs Steve Johno and his mate Much later Andy and Sue made tracks too After a good while later Andrew and us headed East, leaving poor Bill to wait the last bit on his own and board the truck of shame. It has been a very enjoyable day, so varied starting at Curborough with the Speed Series, lots of driving, chatting , eating and even a bit of mechanicals. Best of all we have had a good laugh and that is because you are all great people, thank you for sharing your day with us xxxx

Clutch cable snapped. It couldn’t have happened in a better location as it was outside the Travellers Rest which was our destination. Got plenty of help off the lovely WSCC members though and company until the tow truck arrived.

Oh dear, what happened?

No offence was meant I didn't realise all the extras etc 👍I

Thanks Dave, I am not very good at adverts I just try to be fair with my prices Will sell for £900 so in effect all the extras are free

Made it home eventually. Thanks everyone who helped me out, really appreciated.

Fun day had by all, great weather and everyone loved the roads. One casualty, Brian got swiped by a car on a single track road, got recovered back to Jedburgh, but is aiming to drive his road car to Peebles for tonight - in true Scottish style (and dedication to the McWesty Clan), he's booked the hotel and he's damn well going to use it! About ready to go down for dinner and drinks, so more detail and pics of the run to follow.

The shelter is up we are next to the Vauxhall’s club and behind the Morris minors, all the pitches are laid out for the clubs, top of the hill on the right as per pictures Rich

Hope you all have a fantastic day and sorry I couldn’t be there. Remember and look for the Scottish map at the Baroney. See you all soon.

Have the scales and Ramps together again.

The give away sir might be that you original licence is penned in Latin...... Oh I know I'm going straight to hell for that one......