Posted on 05/10/2016 20:52
How many of you out there are still wearing your Club Together logo tops and fleece. I had a polo shirt and blue fleece, the fleece is know worn daily by my wife who thinks it's very good I have never spotted any worn on club sites but there must be some
out there. Merv and Bugs did a lot of the work to get them made, and Merv dropped mine off at our house.
Posted on 13/10/2016 00:31
Ok Merve 2pm Tuesday will anyone else join us? Not sure I remember what you look like! But I am tall and grey and hope to have my blue striped wheelie bag with me to cart away the goodies! Probably in a navy waistcoat with Mary curie daffodil as you say probably too hot for CT fleece, I perhaps I will find the CT flag with my name on it!
Well, well, well !
Looks like I'm going to need to cash in those two or three Christmas Postal Orders After All !!
CT Polo shirt & if its not too cold my fleece will be strapped to the little rucksac in which I will eventually pop some of Snowdonias best ( But Do Not Let D S B Know that
)
Brian A B M
You're rumbled Brian 
David
Posted on 13/10/2016 18:20
You know guys, as CT members who have been posting away and organising things like clothing and meets etc, it occurred to me that we are probably the most active and interactive members the CC has got! Now, I would have thought that a CT meeting area was not only possible but downright necessary for this enthusiasm of the club to express itself once or, if you count the National and the spring show- 3 times a year?? Come on CC, lets have some encouragement from you! You are always going on about how CT is growing so why not do everything to grow it more or are you regretting ever opening a forum?? I remember the 2013 Belvoir Castle national- loads of us met and the 'spirit' amongst the members was brilliant. I find the CC stand a little 'sterile' if that's the right word. Put there more for promoting the club and increasing membership rather than meeting and hugging your faithful followers! Just a thought......
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crown green bowler
Caravanner