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The British Car Fayre Atlanta
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Britishish. It is the Olde Worlde (oldey worldey) spelling
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faire point
I think it is both
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"Fayre" is an archaic spelling of several homophones. It can mean a fair as in a market or festival. It can mean fair as in light colored or attractive. It can mean fare as in food.
I personally wouldn't use that spelling for Ye Olde British Car Fayre because I think Ye Olde Car British Car Faire strikes a more immediate chord with folk today.
Being born in the 1600s Tom might have a different take.
I personally wouldn't use that spelling for Ye Olde British Car Fayre because I think Ye Olde Car British Car Faire strikes a more immediate chord with folk today.
Being born in the 1600s Tom might have a different take.
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yeah but you're not British
Whatever the spelling it was a great event.
A lot of LBC Some not so little as there was a collection of RR and Bentleys there as well as the usual suspects.
A photo of the Triumph section. That is my TR3A in the front row. There were 8 TR3s and Minis as far as you could see.
David
A lot of LBC Some not so little as there was a collection of RR and Bentleys there as well as the usual suspects.
A photo of the Triumph section. That is my TR3A in the front row. There were 8 TR3s and Minis as far as you could see.
David
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Looks like a really good event. I don't think I've ever seen so many minis lined up before.
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Probably not but, no doubt, maximum minis
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