Is it a bird, is it a plane … No it’s a Cyberster!”.
With Storm Floris barrelling its way across the Atlantic towards us, the forthcoming winds heralded by heavy rain and the first Sunday of August bringing our regular Sunday Run it was, of course ,
With Storm Floris barrelling its way across the Atlantic towards us, the forthcoming winds heralded by heavy rain and the first Sunday of August bringing our regular Sunday Run it was, of course ,
It is with great sadness that the Burnley and Pendle MGOC has learned that one of our past members, Christine Burrows, has passed away after a short illness, and we extend our sincerest condolences to her husband Jim.
With so many people either away or otherwise engaged this month arranging a Run prove difficult, but Richard suggested the excellent Classic Car Meeting at Wray and Barbara tells us about our visit there.
April brought the first of our new format of three monthly daytime meetings at the Old Stone Trough, followed by lunch. The hotel was its usual hospitable self and we were fortunate in having the use of a private room, both for the meeting and the meal, which were well attended and very successful.
The second Burnley and Pendle MGOC outing was on a weekday – the 12th of February – when a hardy crew visited the bowling alley at the Flower Bowl near Barton Grange.