It was a bit grey and drizzly outside so we decided to drive the car instead of riding the motorbike to Brentor today! Nevertheless it was a pleasant journey driving along the back lanes to avoid the A.30 holidaymakers.
We stopped at Okehampton to pick up some essentials for the Club's Tea Swindle and arrived at the Clubhouse to see that Roger Applebloom (who braved the weather on his motorbike) was taking full advantage of having one-to-one instruction on Air Navigation with the CFI.
Meanwhile, Colin Boyd was putting a very smart front door on the storeroom behind the Clubhouse and Dave Bourchier was working on the ML winch among other jobs about the place.
After stopping to put the world to right over lunch, Alan and I sorted out a few things with the publicity caravan which is going to be used at the RAF Harrowbeer Event on 23rd and 24th June. A few more volunteers are still needed for this event at which it is hoped to be a good opportunity to advertise our Open Day (25thAugust) and to sell some Trial Lessons.
And if you haven't yet volunteered to help at our Open Day in August, please get in touch.
Sandra Buttery
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