Bongo Fury

We are back safely home and unpacked .
Only casualty is one gazebo that did not like the gentle breeze it is now a pile of little pieces .

Lovley meeting some new people and also meeting some familiar faces again .

We had a good time hope everyone else who attended did as well. Band was Very good on saturday .

See you all next year Damian Donna & Kayleigh

Glad to hear you're safely home - shame about the Gazebo
Just wanted to say thanks for the chips
We're heading back towards Worthing - stopped off in the Cotswolds at the mo.
You all take care.

D n D & K wrote:We are back safely home and unpacked .
Only casualty is one gazebo that did not like the gentle breeze it is now a pile of little pieces .

Lovley meeting some new people and also meeting some familiar faces again .

We had a good time hope everyone else who attended did as well. Band was Very good on saturday .

See you all next year Damian Donna & Kayleigh

We got back safe 2. Only damage was to my Wallet god that shop I must have spent £100, never mind...oh and I broke the RS Owners Club Gazebo doh!

Home safe & absolutely knacked.

I had some reservations about attending such a big do but had a great time.

Sorry to those in the NW convoy who I left behind around Stoke....my optimum cruising speed when trying to get home is 80mph, not 65..but having said that I did enjoy being in the convoy for half the trip home at least.

The old bus has put another 500km on in two days having reached 225,000 on Saturday morning. Roll on the quarter million party!

Thanks to Rooster & DBO (and of course Haydn) for sorting out the low coolant alarm..its nice to be able to drive without continuously scanning the temp guage knowing full well that if the temp does go up whilst belting up the motorway it is probably too late to stop before the engine cooks.

H

I'm home and tired but what a great few days - great to meet so many people - will really look forward to next year and to any other meets that I can get to between now and then.

A big thank you to Ian and everybody else for organising a really good BASH.

home safe and sound too,we had a great time will defo be back next year photo's soon washing takes priority

home and very tired what a great time first ever Bongo bash and it certainly won't be the last

Home, shattered, had a ball. Was great to go cycling and fishing with my son. And the face on one of my sons new found friends as he caught his first fish was pricless. Was my first bash and definatley not the last. See you all next year
Tony

Back safely and boys tucked up in bed. We had a lovely cruise back through a very windy Shropshire, stopping at a roadside pub at Wenlock Edge that - amazingly - had a bit of garden fully sheltered from the wind. Old Mango Bongo as usual pulling us and all our gear and the trailer along like a train. What a car the Bongo is.

And what an event the Bash is. We had a fantastic time, great to meet faces from the forum, only sorry I didn't get round a shedload more, but we'll be back. I have to give a really big thanks to Ian and Marianne, Kit, AlanT54 and all others whose tireless efforts made it such a memorable event. Even the dodgy weather obliged us by holding off for the important bits on Saturday and Sunday.

mikeonb4c wrote:I have to give a really big thanks to Ian and Marianne, Kit, AlanT54 and all others whose tireless efforts made it such a memorable event.

Thanks Mike...I really enjoyed our chat on the Saturday and hope we can meet up again and talk some more guitar.

Yep, got to say, well done to all the Marshals & organisers, did you actually get any time off Kit? Brilliant weekend, can't wait for next year

Harry wrote:Home safe & absolutely knacked.

I had some reservations about attending such a big do but had a great time.

Harry looked for you ....without success.

I was tucked away down by the river with Mike & Muz.

Came down in such a rush I forgot me rabbits

H