Durrow
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nice few beetles and of course the bus which drew a lot of people also a stunning pick up truck paint work outstanding
myself and Duts went to meet Kevin Blzeedub to exchange parts and to have a quick scout around the autojumble. If you were in the market for tractor parts, overpriced bric-a-brac or rusty shite, it would have been heaven. Great weather too!
The queue to get in was dreadful though and based on previous years, I'm glad we got out early. I was stuck in the grounds for a couple of hours a few years ago.
I took a few photos on the way back to the car and then we left. No more than an hour there all-in.
and this is the sum total of what I harvested from the auto jumble. Duts was creaking under the weight of Geraniums, heads of cabbage and tractor seats.
The queue to get in was dreadful though and based on previous years, I'm glad we got out early. I was stuck in the grounds for a couple of hours a few years ago.
I took a few photos on the way back to the car and then we left. No more than an hour there all-in.
and this is the sum total of what I harvested from the auto jumble. Duts was creaking under the weight of Geraniums, heads of cabbage and tractor seats.
there were a few beetle there including a Mexican/Irish hybrid, a yellow 1302 Wizard roadster, a black late-early looker, a couple of tidy original Irish '70s beetles and I think I saw Eddie Cotter roll in with his red Cal Looker as we were leaving. I also spotted Milo in the crowd but not his beetle. Donal Dollery's super clean early bay single cab was there along with the lovely type25 that Kevin was a passenger in. I'm sorry, I know the owners face but not his name!
I didn't take any photos of any of them though. All I took are posted above. The Fiesta was lovely. Learned to drive in its twin
I didn't take any photos of any of them though. All I took are posted above. The Fiesta was lovely. Learned to drive in its twin
