FAO TundraWolf!

[John_Riggins]

The reason for this New Topic was because there was a "Red Cross" and "No Reply" where the reply button usually is, what's that all about? Unless Tundra didn't want a note of thanks?

Thanks for putting those pics up for me, especially the Dave Bickers ones, one of which I hadn't found before, the last one I'm sure was taken coming out of the "Bomb Hole" on the Greeves at Elsworth in Cambridgeshire where my dad and an Uncle used to take us quite regularly, my man was always Dave whereas the old man always went for Brian Stonebridge, or Strawbridge as he called him. Great days never to be seen again, no meetings at Elsworth these days, used to be some big Bank Holiday meets there, The Cambridge Grand National was one that attracted all the top riders of the day, though the track was still there, a few years ago, modified of course with "jumps" that were never there in the old days, and used for training and testing and for brats to pay a few quid to break their stupid necks!
Thanks agai

[Woking88]

John, if you look at:-

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[TundraWolf]

[quote="John_Riggins" where the reply button usually is, what's that all about? Unless Tundra didn't want a note of thanks?

Thanks for putting those pics up for me, especially the Dave Bickers ones, one of which I hadn't found before, the last one I'm sure was taken coming out of the "Bomb Hole" on the Greeves at Elsworth in Cambridgeshire where my dad and an Uncle used to take us quite regularly, my man was always Dave whereas the old man always went for Brian Stonebridge, or Strawbridge as he called him. Great days never to be seen again, no meetings at Elsworth these days, used to be some big Bank Holiday meets there, The Cambridge Grand National was one that attracted all the top riders of the day, though the track was still there, a few years ago, modified of course with "jumps" that were never there in the old days, and used for training and testing and for brats to pay a