SKCC - Southern Kit Car Club. A Club for kit car owners across Southern England. Kent, Sussex, East Hants, Surrey, Berks, Middlesex, London

kenton wrote:

locost220 wrote:Well I never, should have taken a pop up BBQ.

What a great idea, breakfast cooked on the BBQ, Wish I had thought of that, Or did I?

That’s a great idea, Kenton, if you had thought of that that would’ve been great

(Ps, cheers for the bbq breakfast )

kenton wrote:Bexhill by the look of it?

Yes Bexhill, as Kev said we did consider taking a burner with us to cook something but I saw something saying that the cafe was open for takeaway so we didn’t bother and it turned out to be shut

I think next Sunday should be made law... I went out today on my larry and saw loads of groups out.. obviously social distance rules were being strickly applied.

So we need to find a cafe that is open for take away's.. maybe some recon this week is needed

Its going to be a cracking week

nelmo wrote:What/where is the Lydd ring? Sounds interesting...

Never done Lydd ring... its like a Nurburgring only near Rye / Camber / Lydd

There are plenty of road side burger vans open in lay-bys etc, just need to find one that makes it easy for everyone and make a route to end up there.

I really think that tempting as it is to have a return to the SKCC runs of old I really think we should be in small groups of 3 or 4 cars for the moment.
I'm ready to do a similar run next Sunday finishing in a private location. Don't really want to sit in my car in a lay by but would love to have a take away breakfast on the beach or by a lake for example. I wonder if any of the fisheries that are now open will accommodate us?

kenton wrote:I really think that tempting as it is to have a return to the SKCC runs of old I really think we should be in small groups of 3 or 4 cars for the moment.
I'm ready to do a similar run next Sunday finishing in a private location. Don't really want to sit in my car in a lay by but would love to have a take away breakfast on the beach or by a lake for example. I wonder if any of the fisheries that are now open will accommodate us?

I agree completely. Large groups are going to attract unwanted attention. Maybe we could have more than one start for the small groups.

Yes I agree too, we should keep the groups smaller for now just so we don’t get too much hassle

Looks great, we saw loads of bikers today, as many as six in a group. Did wonder what they would say to plod if stopped, were they; going to work, shopping for essentials, or perhaps off for one of their sessions of daily exercise??
Can't see the harm in it, but might be worth considering what you would say to plod if stopped?

In the paper today, police were stopping bikers in the Dales, because " it isn't OK just to go for a ride"

It does seem that we should plan a stop for a walk mid route somewhere it is easy to self isolate.

We went up to Ashdown Forest on Saturday, the carparks were busy but there's plenty of space.

Maybe small groups could set off from where they live, arrange to meet in a quiet carpark in the forest. Have a chat and walk (socially distanced ofcourse) and then head home in groups on some more nice roads.