Lancia Motor Club

Thought I would start this thread as I seem to remember seeing a request from Stu for interest in his Cumbrian adventure.

Well Sarah and I are up for this.

Tim

Ann and I will be there 8)

I'm going to try for it this year.

Claire, Joe, Sam and I will be there.

Me too!

Andy

Mrs D has already filled in the form !

What form??

Tim

The forms should arrive in the next issue of VL.  I had a small number of forms at the AGM which I gave out to who asked me about the GNW and when they could book.  More forms have been sent out to those who contacted me following my VL snippet asking for a booking form (see the last line in my VL snippet!).  Please send me a personal message containing your email address if you would like a form in advance of them being sent in VL.

June & I will be coming.  We have only missed one in the last 12 years & that was due to illness.  Not bad for southerners.

Peter

I'll bring the tent with me and camp out for a few nights beforehand so that I can help get the Y10 fettled... :)

Quick update on bookings - 32 rooms are now booked and all the single rooms have now gone.  If anybody is planning to attend and wants to book a single room, please contact me first.

It was a very enjoyable weekend. Thanks to Stu for the hard work in arranging it all (including great weather!) and for the loan of the Lybra for the tour. We're just finishing lunch in Tebay services, and then the final 4 hours driving home...

Thanks Stuart, great weekend, and a superb choice of hotel where all the staff were superb, and the food was brill as well, looking forward to next years,3.5 hours from door to door today, had to use my NEW umbrella to slow us down near home ::) ::) Roger and Ann

I joined the event with my mate in his Stratos rep at the Motor Museum - I must say what a fantastic selection of cars were on show! Shame my car wasn't quite ready to come out, but next time!

Many thanks go to the organisers.

Cheers Stuart, a really enjoyable event and route.

Stu,

Well done, your efforts were immensely rewarded, what a tremendous weekend for all the family. Hotel was fabulous, staff, food, amenities all first rate. Great selection of cars, fantastic scenery and wonderful people, easy  ;D quiz and enjoyable observation run and even the weather was on side- 10/10  :)

I agree with everything already said - well done Stuart, you really did organise an excelent weekend, all your hard work I am sure was appreciated by everyone.  It was the longest trip I have done in the Evo 2 and it was great fun, strangely even the motorways were more enjoyable - wonderful car! 

Top weekend well done Stu!

here's a link to my Flickr page: http://www.flickr.com/photos/tonysphotos/sets/72157626317533784/ (http://www.flickr.com/photos/tonysphotos/sets/72157626317533784/)

Thank you to everybody who came to the GNW!  I am delighted that everybody enjoyed the weekend.  All of the positive comments about the hotel, the route and the visit to the Lakeland Motor Museum made all of the hard work worthwhile.

Great photos Tony!  I wish that I'd had the time to take a few more.

June & I would like to add our thanks for a really great gathering, Stuart.  Unfortunately I am now suffering with gout, too much red wine I am afraid.

Peter

Great weekend! - Well done Stu - I can only repeat what everyone else has already said - wonderful spring weather, great event - and very well organised.  Thank you! - Lorna & Adrian

Sarah and I also want to thank Stu for all his efforts for a fab weekend with unusually non-Lakes weather on the important Friday and Saturday. Hotel was excellent and am now trying to shed the half stone I put on in the 3 days....

Glad to see the Hardnott Pass photos as we did this for the first time on the Friday. Mind blowing particularly the point where you are just staring up into the sky not knowing what might be staring back at you on the other side of the "bump". Views spectacular and another tick for the Sport doing a 1 in3 hill start or two as Volvo drivers coming down seemed to believe they couldnt stop/had right of way etc.

Great Photos Tony!

Tim

Stuart, many thanks for a great weekend from all the family! 

Enjoyed reading the 25 Years of GNW once we got home-Susan and I spotted ourselves in a couple of Roddy's photos from Kendal and Biggar.

On next years observation tour fear we may have to cut childrens' legs off to get them in the back of the Gamma-the complaints about lack of room almost caused us to abandon the run at one point which would have been a pity!

Great photos Tony-any chance of sending Gamma frontal shot at Museum to me?

Colin, Susan, Gavin, Ewan and Andrew Blaikie

I went out walking in the Lake District today and started talking to somebody who is on holiday in the Ambleside area.  As I was taking some photos at the time he asked if photography was my main hobby. When I responded that classic cars was my biggest interest, he asked me if I am keen on any particular make.  I obviously responded that Lancias are my passion.  To this he went on to tell me that he had seen some intergrales on Kirkstone Pass on Saturday.  He seemed a little surprised when I told him that it was an event that I had organised!  It made me realised just what a small world it can be!  ;D

Lovely to see Tony's superb photos, a delightful record of a most enjoyable weekend, my first LMC event and I'm very much looking forward to the next.  As a new club member attending the event alone I was somewhat apprehensive that I'd find myself out on a limb, how foolish!  Thank you all for making me feel most welcome, particularly to Chairman Andy for his navigation skills during the observation run (we may not quite have kept to the straight and narrow but I couldn't wish for more genial company).  Most of all many thanks to Stuart for his peerless organization, it must have taken a considerable amount of time to prepare for and manage the event and the thought and care taken to accomodate all our various needs and requirements was almost as impressive as Stuart's ability to arrange good weather (as a fellow Cumbrian, I must find out how that's done).

Michael.

Great pics Tony, made my red 1600HF look good, who says the camera can't lie ;D like the moody dusk shot the best, hides all sorts of things ::)

Just joined the LMC really sorry to have missed this event being close to me,i have a list of the majority of up and coming north east events for all classics if anyone is interested.

Nick, anything you feel is relevant feel free to post an event on the Forum and link it into the calendar.
( Welcome to the club :) )

Thanks for the welcome,
will post a list on the events/local events page then people can choose if anything is relevant for them.