
I would like to thank all the Anns in the World that responded to my May greeting. Perhaps this month I should continue this by saying hello to Sue. This month we have an update on our event at Brooklands and of course we are getting ready for our day at the N.S.E Gymkhana. The teams working on these events have put a lot of time and effort in so please give them your full support if you can. They need our thanks and gratitude. N.S.E Gymkhana Sunday 13th July 2003 National Society for Epilepsy, Chesham Lane Chalfont St Peter,
As you will probably know a significant part of the Thames Valley region includes the Royal County of Berkshire, now at our last Bird In the Hand noggin we were honoured to be in the presence of the Duke and Duchess. Of course they were given the best seats in the house during what turned out to be a very lovely evening. The fishbone parking down one side was almost completely Morgans, a low light camera could have a captured a fantastic photo. I hope the six months or so will continue in this manner! During our walk at Stratfield
I am always pleased to hear how widely read our Thames Valley column is becoming, so I hope you will forgive a slight indulgence this month, hello Ann how are you, I hope to see you very soon! Robin Milner has kindly invited us to join him once again at the Classic Car show and féte in aid of the Woking Hospice. The event will be held on Sunday 1st June. Please ring Robin on 01932 353675 if you would like to take part. Please give this event your support if you can, it is a great day out and
Our first walk of the year along the Thames was a great success. We picked a weekend that was dry in between all the rain and snow. Nevertheless the water level of the Thames was still quite high, if we had had a little more wetness we wouldn't have completed the walk as planned. Still the weather can now only get better! This month we have an update of our Morgan event at Brooklands and news of our welcome return to the Fawley Steam day. N.S.E Gymkhana Sunday 13th July 2003 National Society for Epilepsy, Chesham Lane Chalfont St Peter,
The first Thursday at the Bird In Hand was quite quiet, I guess being so close to New Year's Day everyone still had a hang over! A few Morgans made it to the Phoenix on New Year's Day in spite of the inclement weather. Fortunately the conditions were a little better for our noggin at the Queens Oak. This month we have an update of our Morgan event at Brooklands and we have another walking trip this time in the Berkshire countryside. N.S.E Gymkhana Sunday 13th July 2003 National Society for Epilepsy, Chesham Lane Chalfont St Peter, SL9 0RJ Sandra
I would like to thank everyone that attended our Christmas Dinner at the Phoenix. I hope you all had a good time and that you all enjoyed the food. It was a cold night; I trust this didn't detract from the enjoyment too much. Thank you Bert for providing the live music; Bert Oslar kindly played the ivories once again for us. Play it again Bert. This month we have news of our Annual Centre dinner to be organised by Pam and Mike Aldrich. We also have details of another Thames Valley expedition/walk. I am very pleased that the Centre