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Dennis Carpenters, I had to go in the daily driver Passatt.
A comfortable no thrills ride down ensued and we arrived at Billing around 5:30pm.
The caravan was quickly set up, time for a cold one and something to eat. After being fed and
watered, it was time sit back and freeze - it was bloody cold I can tell you and the two brass
monkey's I saw looking for a welder thought so too.
Into the marquee where it was marginally warmer but after a few more cold ones it started to
warm up but more than likely it was the beer taking effect.
Lou the resident DJ played some decent tunes and soon had the place hotting up even I got up
dancing with the missus (A sight you don't see to often). Again it ended to soon and the
majority headed back to carry on the night at there respective camps.
now with flames and new
wheels.
Drop dead 56 was next to us.
Features remote air ride tech
suspension
34 Sedan and the 58 Roundup
aided by "Richie" who played some
real good Rock'n'Roll earlier on in the
night
plays a great set on the decks
DJ and Barb
entertainment If you have been to
Americana then you will know
fantastic this band are.
back to stay looking sharp. They are both
involved in the Luton Rock'n'Roll night on the
first Saturday of every month
early to get a good place to see the nights live
band Quill, for me they are one of the highlights
of Americana and to see them here at the
Shine