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Stuart Phillips 19 September 2002 13:01 The Bagfest: an update
The Bagfest is over....
Well they have all gone home now, so its safe to come outside again !
We ended up with 45 bikes and one Traffic Warden outside The Sloop at 10am on the Saturday, TW was on his radio for backup as we roared off past Vile Jellies kitchen window on our way to Lands End, Porthleven and The Lizard. Over the weekend we made various attempts to:
Eat the Sheaf of Wheat out of Curry and Chilli - We failed
Drink the Western dry, Even with a late bar - We failed
Liven up The whole of Primrose Valley with a very loud rock band - We got that
one right ;-)
Raise some cash for disabled bikers and for club funds - We made £560 with
raffles and Auction :-)
Everyone who came now wants to return next year for Bagfest 2003, so I have to
start looking for a big hotel to fill with hairy bikers, anyone got Tregenna
Castles number?)
Pictures of the weekend can be found in the gallery section of www.bagfest.co.uk See you in the Sloop for a pint now that the Hordes of Tourists are leaving us alone. Stuart Phillips, The Bagman..
Stuarts
32 Fore Street, St. Ives, Cornwall, TR26 1HE
01736 797187
Reporting Team 19 September 2002 15:11
Excellent. This is the sort of behaviour that should
be encouraged (and given EU funding)!
Don't know if you saw the weekly
bulletin (The Wild One) but Jelly missed most of the Saturday morning
convention due to work. We were going to ask you after the dust settled down
if you had anything we could use as on Spooky St. Ives but shall put in a link
to your piccies.
Ta muchly and keep up the good work (it was almost
like TT fortnight again).
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