Off we go then.
As is often the case, everyone arrived at the breakfast stop more or less together. Everyone that is except Richard. A late mechanical problem unfortunately put him out of the tour, but I was able to cancel all the booking at no cost, so disappointing, but not costly.We saw this early on the motorway, that's the back of a VW Caddy van made into a trailer for a Type 2
We headed north, but this year spent very little time on the A1 because we were only travelling about 100 miles to the first hotel at Snaith. Obviously those that had come up from the south coast had already done quite a few miles before breakfast.
Next there was an “unfortunately urban” bit as we cut through the midlands, but soon we were going through countryside again heading for the A1(M) & A162 after which we passed an impressively large sewage farm.
Next on the agenda was Birkin Fisheries tea room - which was closed. Somehow we had lost Mark in the Alpine, but he didn't seem to mind, we had messages saying he was looking for ice cream.
Eventually we arrived at the Downe Arms & it's very long, very thin car park, where I looked at the video from the front camera, only to find that it had recorded 5,500 still photos after the first coffee stop.
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