An eclectic mix of Morgans and their Anglemog owners enjoyed a fabulous week in the Scottish Borders. The May weather was extraordinarily kind and we were able to enjoy some superb driving around the Scottish countryside. A total of 10 cars and 20 owners pitched up at the Philipburn Hotel in Selkirk which proved a great base for trips to Jedburgh, Peebles, Kelso and an extensive list of castles, gardens and historic houses. Many members also made a trip into Edinburgh – though public transport rather than Morgans was the preferred mode of transport! After our sunny daytime exploits we all regrouped at the hotel to enjoy three-course evening meals together. It was a great six days and huge thanks must go to our Centre Secretary Sue Miers and her husband Colin for organising such an enjoyable trip.

Kelvin Knappitt organised a splendid day out for Anglemoggers and their dogs to The Ferry Boat Inn at North Fambridge.  We started with coffee, had a lovely walk with the dogs along the sea wall and back to the pub for lunch eaten outside in glorious sunshine.

An excellent Drive It Day around the Essex and Suffolk countryside.  See photos below.  Thanks to Dave Waite for making it all happen.

Lunch at The Cricketers, Fordham/Eight Ash Green, Colchester. This was organised by Helen & 20 folk attended the event. 

Lunch at The Cricketers, Fordham/Eight Ash Green, Colchester. This was organised by Helen & 20 folk attended the event. 

Stour River Cruise to the Henney Swan

My thanks to Paul & Jan for a great day out plus a test of the hood on my neww car.

Friday 21st June - visit to Kate Denton Sculptures followed by lunch in Lavenham.Parking was at the venue, followed by a tour through the gallery and out into their garden where many of the sculptures can be seen. We then took a short walk to the Angel Hotel for lunch followed by ice cream We paid £5 per head - which went to the local Hospice .Thank you Helen & Tim for organising the event which attracted 28 of us.

Celebrating the importance of the early air forces in the Great War, at the Stow Maries Great War Aerodrome in Essex.

Celebrating the importance of the early air forces in the Great War, at the Stow Maries Great War Aerodrome in Essex.

Three AngleMog cars made it to the show on a glorious day. 

AngleMog held 3 visits of 10 people per group in April & May. The first two led by Leo Knifton in April & the last in May by John Hayes.

The event was attended by 22 people. Weather was nice and many people commented on an enjoyable meal.