
Dry weather, mild temperatures brought seven Branch members out on a fun ride to the cafe at the Army Flying museum. Here are some photos of the ride.



Pictures taken on Branch ride-outs

This years Toy Run was as great success with a huge turn-out despite the fact that it was raining heavily. People just ignored the weather and carried on as usual. One of our members who was a Marshall on the Toy Run shot this video of the run.
There are some photos of the event below.

We had a Sunday ride to Thruxton with a difference. We had a new start point, meeting at Thatcham Football Club. It was also our first ride-out to the Jackeroo Cafe in its new incarnation, which is as an Airstream trailer inside the circuit serving food together with tables inside a tent next to it. We were led on scenic ride from Thatcham to Thruxton circuit, pausing briefly to pose for a photo by the Thruxton sign and then heading to the cafe. Some of our members stopped off for beer and lunch at the Flower Pots brewery while others made their way home. Here are some photos of the ride.
We had another Saturday ride to Rawles Motorsport Open Day, an event that we have been to a number of other times. Rawles is a restorer of Austin Healey’s and there Open Days are always interesting, with displays of some of their immaculate restorations as well as seeing around their workshops and the processes they go through in restoring cars. The event also raises money for the Naomi House Charity.
This year, Collin filmed the ride there with an 0n-board camera, which you can watch below.
No-one on the ride took photographs at the destination this time, but you can click here to see photos last year’s ride to Rawles.

A dozen members set off for a ride to the Court Hill Centre new Wantage. Welcome to Scotty, who was on his first ride with us. Here are some photos of us at Court Hill, which is as nice little cafe on the Ridgeway.

We had a new runs leader, with James leading us on a scenic route through the country side and up to the car park and viewing point on Whitehorse Hill near Uffington. After stopping to admire the view and take a few photographs, James led us off again to The Bell Inn at Aldworth for refreshments. Here are some photos of the day.
Here is a video of the ride up to Whitehorse Hill.

Thirteen Branch members rode to the Triumph Day organised by the South Hants Branch of the TOMCC at Sammy Miller’s Museum.
Here are some photos of the event or the ride and the event.
Here is a video of the ride and the event itself.