Austin Ten
Drivers Club
Riverside Run
The
Riverside rally is a treasure hunt type where a route is set with clues
along the way. It is held at the end of April and was traditionally run
along a route to follow the Thames. In recent years the route has been
chosen to explore the Surrey countryside and many villages and places
of interest have been visited.
The winning bunch from the Riverside 2004 outside the Crown Pub in Chiddingfold
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Plenty of time to catch up on sprocket talk |
A fine line up of cars ready for the off |
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Off you go, Baby Austins first |
10/4 in hot persuit |
Opps forgot my navigator |
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Cars of all types, good as new |
rare as hens teeth |
and coach built too. Give us a wave Pat |
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Austins of all ages welcome |
and even an interloper or two |
Bringing up the rear is El President |
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What a super scene Austins in the sunshine |
David in his modern |
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Johns off to a flying start and Liz is hot on
his tail |
Gumdrop a welcome sight on the rally |
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It's a steady slog up those Surrey hills but
everybody makes it |
No time to stop enroute especially at this watering
hole |
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Some of the clues-what is 177 |
"Green Poof" - anogram |
Danger of what? |
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Do Romeo and Brooklyn live here |
Street with a hole in |
Police box from the past |
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Two special Austins. A Beconsfield on the left
and Gumdrop A Heavy 12/4 Clifton to the right |
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What a line up. Rallies end at The Crown Chiddingfold |
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Line up le mans style ready for the journey
home |