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Caymen at Duxford 9th Feb 2020
- Thread starter HelenGoff
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Cheers
Gary
Pity it's in the winter hope to see some summer events as well. Helen are you now running Cayman event's?
could if done with a bit of girl power
Tracy
HelenGoff
Member
we could meet up and park in the public car park but then ticket price will be (£18 on-line in advance) £20 per person at the gate. And there will be not photo opportunity with our cars.
alternative is to move the event to iwm Cosford who just charge a parking fee but because its oop north we usually don’t get the numbers attending.
Shame about that. Sounds like we should all book tickets on line and meet up in the public car park.
Had a quick look at the new Silverstone Experience on Saturday. that would make a good group visit some time. plenty of parking.
Cheers
Gary
garytipping said:Had a quick look at the new Silverstone Experience on Saturday.
Ooh, have they added something recently? I was last there in August but I fancy the idea of heading back next spring.
If you're looking for an alternative aircraft-based Southern venue you could have a look at the Shuttleworth Collection, based at Old Warden Aerodrome, Beds. https://www.shuttleworth.org/
Some very interesting historic vintage aircraft and other vehicles, etc. are on display, and there's plenty of parking space. The Swiss Garden adjacent to the Collection is a good place to visit for those whose interests extend beyond Porsches..!
Jeff
HelenGoff
Member
i will carry on the above meet with people buying their own tickets on line and meeting in the public car park at 10am
i have already bought my tickets.
AndrewT
Member
HelenGoff said:I understand someone else has stepped up to be the register secretary so i wouldn’t want to stomp all over their plans for the register.
Hi Helen,
I’m wondering where you learned that information? I read in the latest Porsche Post that Kevan is standing down as RS and that register members were to be notified via MailChimp - I haven’t received that MaiLChimp, have you? I’ve organised several Cayman Register meetings in the south and am keen not to tread on the toes of the new RS either.
Thanks, Andrew.
Hi Helen,HelenGoff said:No i have never received any emails from the caymen register.
this is strange; I'm one of the team that support the Club's mailchimp (Newsletter) system. As such, I can see you opened all the newsletters since May 2019, including the latest 'Caymans & Coffee at Goodwood Motor Circuit - Sunday 27 October'
Best
Nick
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