Porsche Enthusiasts Club Forum

Great turn out, well done all.

Some pics for you. (For the record, I counted 27!)

Graham Waller wrote:Some pics for you. (For the record, I counted 27!)

Mmm

Brian said 26 - perhaps I shouldn't assume the club treasurer can count

He ran out of fingers and toes at 23

Photo's look brilliant, I must try and make next year we used to go when we lived in Stone.

PaulPSB wrote:Thanks to all that joined us on sunday - We counted 26 Porsches on the stand and having wandered around the show I think we were one of the biggest club displays NIce to have the Cheshire & Staffs mob along

The BBQ was spoiled by the arrival of the "Burger Police" acting for Trentham Estate - apparently they have decided BBQ's are not allowed in the grounds so if we do this event again next year it will have to be bacon butties from the camping stove

Paul

This is a fine example of two regions pooling resources to obtain a truely wonderful display!!!

Stephen

Regarding 'burger police' some shows are asking for certificates to show club staff are training in erecting Gazebos these days.
What is the world coming too......?

stepa1007 wrote:

PaulPSB wrote:Thanks to all that joined us on sunday - We counted 26 Porsches on the stand and having wandered around the show I think we were one of the biggest club displays NIce to have the Cheshire & Staffs mob along

The BBQ was spoiled by the arrival of the "Burger Police" acting for Trentham Estate - apparently they have decided BBQ's are not allowed in the grounds so if we do this event again next year it will have to be bacon butties from the camping stove

Paul

This is a fine example of two regions pooling resources to obtain a truely wonderful display!!!

Stephen

Regarding 'burger police' some shows are asking for certificates to show club staff are training in erecting Gazebos these days.
What is the world coming too......?

I need to start writing risk assessments, to cover all this stuff.

The BBQ was spoiled by the arrival of the "Burger Police" acting for Trentham Estate - apparently they have decided BBQ's are not allowed in the grounds so if we do this event again next year it will have to be bacon butties from the camping stove

Paul[/quote]

no wonder at £3.50 for a burger, thanks for a great day out

Well,

It was three Regions, Central, East Midlands plus Cheshire and Staffs

With regards to the car numbers it was 26. The red car at the end of the front row was a non member on the club stand and so not eligible to be included in the official count. Hopefully, the ineligible car and owner will be joining the club soon together with the owner of the 924 from Walsall we spoke to at length

So there we have it!

And the adjudicator's word is final, no correspondance will be entered in to.

This is a fine example of two regions pooling resources to obtain a truly wonderful display!!!

Stephen

Regarding 'burger police' some shows are asking for certificates to show club staff are training in erecting Gazebos these days.
What is the world coming too......?[/quote]

We had the Gazebo H & S inspector at Bromley Pageant He didn't like the fact that the gazebo wasn't staked down!
Some of our group didn't believe it, but he had a clipboard & all the kit

tr7v8 wrote:This is a fine example of two regions pooling resources to obtain a truly wonderful display!!!

Stephen

Regarding 'burger police' some shows are asking for certificates to show club staff are training in erecting Gazebos these days.
What is the world coming too......?

We had the Gazebo H & S inspector at Bromley Pageant He didn't like the fact that the gazebo wasn't staked down!
Some of our group didn't believe it, but he had a clipboard & all the kit [/quote]

now thats an idea, i was looking for a change in career, i've got a clip board somewhere

Blimey

This is getting serious

It won't be long before we have to start asking Sean to write risk assessments just so that we can drive our cars onto sites for events. Then to top it all I can soon foresee the emissions and noise levels being checked before we move off site at the end of an event

Wow betide anyone who breaks wind (the fart) at an event, even cows are coming under scrutiny for their emissions and the effect on the environment

What a friigin nonsense

Also Brian you and Paul will be expected to go on 'safety reconnaissance' visits to any shows/premises TIPEC Central plan to attend ahead of the event, and submit a report of your findings!

stratfordshark wrote:Also Brian you and Paul will be expected to go on 'safety reconnaissance' visits to any shows/premises TIPEC Central plan to attend ahead of the event, and submit a report of your findings!

Brian can do them - he's got loads of spare time as he's retired

Hmmm!

No problem

Having spent over 20 years rock climbing and Alpine climbing together with racing the bike on and off since the age of 17 everywhere is safe as far as I am concerned

Therefore, it's a blanket no problem for any of our events