Centenary Event - meeting people

[David Stepney]

Daisy enjoyed dressing up for the picnic, her own style. ?

She and her sisters enjoyed the event so much that they asked to have some driving lessons afterwards.

Here she is driving the car I learnt to drive in, in the same garden at the same age.

Legacy is strong in this one.



https://youtu.be/n8TPOS2np-o

Do you remember the very first time you engaged the clutch of a powered vehicle and moved away? I certainly do - and the other day I wore myself out teaching four of the five grandchildren to drive an A7 - their first experience in a car. I hope the moment stays with them for life - and so encourages them to get into the hobby.

The next stage is to teach them how to double declutch.

[Alan]

Yes I do.. I was eight and my dad had carefully explained about clutch control, which I did perfectly. He had unfortunately not put the same effort into telling me how to stop.

[Tod]

Well done Daisy, you will learn quickly.

[Ivor Hawkins]

Cracking movie and well done Dasie, it reminds me of the first time I drove my Ruby back in 1969...the famous nine neck- snapping lurches around the yard before lining up for the gate.

By the time I’d done two laps of the field I was cooking on gas!

[Nick Salmon]

I do hope Michele Trebilco will not mind if I post this link to her lovely set of pics. https://www.facebook.com/groups/69738039...3/?app=fbl

[Ruairidh Dunford]

Those photos really do capture so much of what went on.

[Robert Foreman]

For those of us who aren't on Facebook is there some way we can see them?

[Ruairidh Dunford]

I will get copies for you, Robert.

[Robert Foreman]

Thanks Ruairdh.

[Denis Sweeney]

Can these be viewed by those of us not on farce book??
Apologies already been asked, mea culpa