After several coffees and a cake we resumed our journey to Germany and arrived at the Hotel safely around 2pm. Some decided to get in a few laps on the Ring but we opted for the beer and lard based snack option. We also needed to perform the only piece of car maintenance that was needed on the entire trip - adjusting a slipping alternator belt. Whilst exploring the town we came upon Darryl and Geoff (Team Jamfund) who were waiting at the petrol station for the recovery truck to arrive as the auxiliary belt tensioner had destroyed itself on their Golf VR6. Their car was taken to the local VW dealer for repair.
Our Charity
We are raising money for the Perthes Association.
Perthes disease is a potentially crippling disease of the hip which affects children (mainly boys) between the ages of 2 and 15 years. In Perthes disease the blood supply to the growth plate of the bone at the end of the femur (the ball and socket joint of the hip) becomes inadequate. As a result the bone softens and breaks down.
We have chosen this charity as my son, Max, was a Perthes sufferer and spent over 18 months in a wheelchair.
Perthes disease is a potentially crippling disease of the hip which affects children (mainly boys) between the ages of 2 and 15 years. In Perthes disease the blood supply to the growth plate of the bone at the end of the femur (the ball and socket joint of the hip) becomes inadequate. As a result the bone softens and breaks down.
We have chosen this charity as my son, Max, was a Perthes sufferer and spent over 18 months in a wheelchair.
100% of all money donated will go to The Perthes Association
Sunday, 20 July 2008
Saturday 12th July - Brussels to Bad Neuenahr
Got up Saturday morning to find our car along with most other Scumball cars looking like this:As it had rained over night and our T-top leaks this saved us sitting in wet seats for the rest of the day. As we unwrapped the Kak other non-Scumball guests took one look at our cars a then hurried off to see if theirs had remained unmolested (they had). We checked the oil and water (no water required and less then 1/2 litre of oil) then set off for Germany after finding another petrol station. The Scumball roadbook was faultless and directed us to our lunch stop in Eupen. Although the described fountain was considerably smaller then I imagined - more like a bird bath.We were amongst the first to arrive but were quickly joined by the others.
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
No comments:
Post a Comment