Ready for activities on day 2.

The hotel was completely full with Panther owners from many countries, including Norway & Sweden!

First night

 dinner.

Many

tables

The first group parked....

... to go on Moor where peat used to be dug.

The peat moor is now a bird sanctuary.

Second visit of the day.

This was to Roland's work place, where the owner has a vehicle museum.

Sundays drive finished outside Roland & 'Geli's house.

Many of the neighbours had made their driveways available.

I'm sure this is the most Panthers ever at their house!

.....and up the street!!

Torsten buys a Panther cap, only to 'lose' it to his daughter!!

(thanks for pictures Torsten, better luck with cap next time!)

If there's a bonnet open - we must have a look!!!!

A 'Fancy' house plaque!!!

Sunday buffet.

Prize giving starts.

They were really pleased with this prize.

Dave & Gill awarded a 'Special' petrol can for being the furthest travelled.

Our stop over in Belgium on the way home.

Roland had arranged a special fly over to get some nice aerial pictures.

And of course LOADS of cakes!!! many of them made by local ladies.

The following pictures kindly supplied by Roy Biddle (inserted out of sequence!!)

Marion pouring out a little 'tipple' to help us on our way!

Alexander unpacking what must have been the complete stock of grapes from his local shop..

Here we are, temporarily parked inside the dyke walls....

This was the little train that took us round the Peat Moor, some of old Beechings stock probably!!

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