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As we view these pics it will become clear that this was not a "run" but a "moving feast". |
Sister Kim and Brother Ross take a pew to savour a drop of the monk's best. |
Register members are always keen on a good bar. I was actually going to refer to them "breasting up to the bar" but that could have become a little dodgy. |
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"Yes ...grown on a north facing hill, with a slight hint of grapes." |
Brothers Terry and Geoffery discuss weighty matters. |
Which way to the next food place ... |
...ahhh, here it is. |
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It's not true that this was "The Red Car Run". In fact the group were actually celebrating (cellar-brating...sorry) May Day. Just shows that they are mostly good socialists at heart. |
Aha, a non-red car! |
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No, that's not 80mph. |
Speedometer censored in this shot to protect the operator. |
Great TR roads. |
Another feast. |
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The green stuff is grass for the benefit of the rest of drought stricken NSW. |
Ottos' car looks great - stands out from those "common" red ones! (duck for cover Ricky). |
TR touring at its best. (and you will also notice Russell's green car). |
Pretending to hang back, but it's yet another feast... |
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...hopefully this is the same feast. Some are a bit grumpy as they haven't been fed yet. |
This is a nice place that I should remember it as I've been there - but I can't. |
Russel, Kerrie and Maureen prepared for the cooler climes. |
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