The NARS charity barbeque started at 12.30 following the Fakenham market place meeting. 28 members were in attendance. Whilst the heavens did open momentarily but not enough to dampen spirits the weather was, in the main, pretty good. Total funds raised for the charity from the food sales and the raffle amounted to £255. Thanks go…
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Rally route from The Gallow, Fakenham to The Goat, Skeyton was made up of four cars. The route was a trip of around 30 miles via the A1065 to Bawdeswell, then scooting off the main road to quieter roads via Reepham, Cawston and Aylsham. Arriving at Skeyton at 6.45pm. The venue provided great service. 19…
30th Charles Clark Rally Nearly 100 cars set off from the Goat Inn in Skeyton on the 20th July on the final Charles Clark Rally. Their destination, after 56 scenic miles was to the lovely holiday complex at Whitehall Farm in Burnham Thorpe. The rally raised £1,570 for the charity YANA. They help the farming…
14 cars turned out for an afternoon at Burnham Market Carnival. Several of us started with the parade through the village and joined other members on the playing field for the event. As ever, the Carnival was very generous with a donation of £100 which will be added the to NARS fund.
40 FAC cars and more members attended the annual Thursford Gala Day. The weather was kind, then not kind and then kind again. And what a great day it was. There were cars and clubs from the region and further afield. There were traction engines, large and small. There were vintage tractors, static steam engines,…
We had kind weather for the monthly meet and display.
24 Club members gathered at The Gallow and set off for a run through Gt Ryburgh, Fulmodeston, Barney, Hindringham, Binham, Warham and New Holkham to our final destination The Lord Nelson in Burnham Thorpe.
The 2025 Mike Tomlin Run was blessed by fine weather and attracted 34 cars. It was widely agreed that the route was excellent as it took us through Wighton, Wells, Brancaster, Docking, The Birchams, Gt Massingham, Castle Rising, Litcham and Tittleshall (to name some but not all). For the first time ever, we had joint…
The second display and meet of the year was, again, well attended. The weather wasn’t so kind at first but the roofs soon came down.