Back home...

[Andy Zarse]

Our tired crew and the Commer rattled down the drive of Zarse Towers at midnight on monday. What a great time! Further reflections and photos to be posted later...

[Doris]

It would appear my body has returned to Blighty but I have a very real  suspicion that my brain has done a runner.

Back later once I've found it.

[pretzel]

Got back in the early hours of Tuesday morning and then, after a quick drink (still in Le Mans mode) slept for ages. Back to work today.

Special thanks to Wishy for his hospitality as usual and great to meet the others staying on the same pitch - Douglas and the LADWACACC crew, Damien, Hugh and Neil. Good company one and all, with the proper spirit of Le Mans in them (in more ways than one )

Pete B.

P.S. Hope the scars heal quickly Douglas, and Neil - any chance of a copy of the photos on CD? I'll PM my details.

[BigH]

Phew!
Finally made it, and what a week, once again there seems to be many hours unaccounted for.
Great fun as usual to see oldies and meet newies. Time just goes sooo quick, each meeting and conversation seemed to go by in a blur. An unusual one this year in that there was no great mishaps for us, apart from me accidentally setting my hair alight, which I suppose could have happened anywhere.
Respect and undoubted patience to Matt Harper who had to listen to the ramblings of a drunken man on what was presumably his phone bill, - good to speak to you Matt.
I'm not sure I could live like that all year though...
H

50 Euros a bottle for that sh*te!!!!

[Nordic]

Got home early afternoon Monday. A good time was had by all, even if the race was not a classic. No problems but we had a few things nicked, some chairs and our awning all vanished togeather with a few beers sometime sunday afternoon.

Thanks to Martini for the fizzy wine and sorry for nicking your usual camping spot!

It was good to put a few more names to faces at the poo bar.

[nopanic - neil]

   Still not unpacked the car, sod it - may do it tomorrow.