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28th Annual British Car Week

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Several of us from the Capital Triumph Register will attend the Original British Car Day at Lilypons Water Gardens near Adamstown, MD, then head off to a cookout at the home of one of our members who lives nearby.
 
Driving my '57 Morris up to 1830s Old Sturbridge Village!

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Change that now to “29th Annual” for this year.

On the opening day (May 31) I will be participating in a drive in one of my Classic Minis to a riverfront park located along the James River in Williamsburg, VA. There, we will assemble a group convoy of British & other Imports for a drive to Upper Shirley Vineyard where we will tour the property & winery and enjoy a group luncheon.

It’ll be a day-long activity.

During the remainder of British Car Week, I plan to get the rest of the British fleet out for some excercise.

Anyone else have anything cooking?
 
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Art_F said:
Several of us from the Capital Triumph Register will attend the Original British Car Day at Lilypons Water Gardens near Adamstown, MD, then head off to a cookout at the home of one of our members who lives nearby.
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My oldest Son & I went to that show in 2005.Western Maryland is much nicer than the Annapolis area.
Got to meet Charles Runyan,who owned The Roadster Factory,& even met a 105E Anglia owner.
 
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