It was a mixed weather forecast for today’s Mike Tomlin Run but, nevertheless, there was a great turnout for this rally which started at Pensthorpe Natural Park and wound its way through some 47 miles of beautiful countryside for lunch at The Ram Coaching Inn at Tivetshall St Mary. Judy was charged with waving off…
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It was a good turnout for this year’s penultimate Fakenham Market Place meeting. Eighteen members turned up in the sunshine with an eclectic display of vehicles. Thanks to Mike for the photos.
Covid-19 prevented us enjoying a great day out with friends but it couldn’t stop us having a wonderful day in! Many members joined in the event by showing off their treasured cars on their driveways. Here is a selection of photographs from the day.
The Reepham Classic was attended by 110 cars of all ages and types, from Baby Austins to Lamborghinis and everything in between. There were food stands in the Market Place and a sale of motor racing prints and books in the church and live music. The weather stayed dry for us, thank goodness! A very…
DetailsThe AGM went well last night, taking all of fifteen minutes, and the following Committee Meeting sorted out all the essential roles with Jim Biggie as Chairman. Considering the awful weather, it was pleasing to see that twenty-eight people attended. Geoff did a good job taking the minutes for the AGM and Dennis did the…
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The Christmas meal this year was held at The Aviator, Sculthorpe and fifty-eight of us enjoyed the food and the atmosphere. Heather’s raffle raised a record £240 for Nansa, our supported charity for this year, and Brian announced that the overall amount raised for Nansa during the year was also a record – the exact…
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Jim and David and spent a very useful hour or so at the Norfolk Accident Rescue Service (NARS) office and depot. They met with many of the NARS team including Joe Russell, the NARS fundraising manager. It was a very fruitful meeting and NARS is most definitely a worthy charity for FAC’s sponsorship.
This was the first meeting of the FAC at its new home on the south side of the Marketplace. A record thirty-two cars turned up!