Day 44 – Display and competition day at Killerton House then travel to Bath.
It was a short drive from Paginton to Killerton House and gardens which is a National Trust Property. There were about 200 Alvis on display, a few
people even looked at the MG parked at the back of the field in row "G" for the non Alvis moderns.
Kaye and David's Firefly at Killerton. |
Alvis's lined up at Killerton - post war in front. |
We were amazed at how many people we now know even though we have only been to IAD
once before. It was a great day however we needed to set off quite early as we had a long drive to get to Bath for our over night stay. Once in Bath we did have some problems in finding the B&B but a couple of able bodied young firemen were more than keen to help - and get a chance to look over the 12/50. They were most impressed. In our round about travels in Bath we may have crossed the ancient bridge in the centre of town which is a big No-No - I suspect a fine may be in the mail!
Some wonderful old signage on the A39 on the way to Bath. |
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