Saturday 28th July

[Ignatzcatz]

The long range weather forecast looks good for next Saturday, the sun should be hanging up there for us to have a morning coffee at the Churn. Join us southern DDKers for coffee and toasted cheesies on the deck at The Milk Churn, The Brickworks, Kiln House, 4 Lynwick Street, Rudgwick, RH12 3DH.
I wont be in my 356, currently undergoing repairs at Classic Fabrications in deepest, darkest, Honiton but I should be in my '86 SSE if I can get it out of Cridfords where it's been for the past two weeks. I only took it in cos the main beam light didn't work. They're slow but good.

[Ignatzcatz]

It's gonna be sunny!!! Mine's an iced coffee!!!

[Mike]

Dry Cured Bacon Ciabatta Charmer Melt for me...... see you there!

[jtparr]

Gonna have to pass this time....will be in HK...still I’ll have a cold beer whilst you boys are on the coffee’s....

[Nick Moss]

I'll be there, wheels undecided, but may be American

[Nick Moss]

And brother Peter in his Cayman R

[jb]

I hope to be there too

[nrc914]

I'll be there too, tagging on the convoy with Mike and Ferryman

[Ferry Man]

I will be attending. And bringing Delwyn along too.
Great to see this event growing and so successful. Milkshakes, Cheese & Ham Toasties and Classic Porsches - the rest of the world would love that too.
I know Graham is planning to roll the format out around the world.
I believe he's looking for a suitable farm shop in California and then the Americans can discover what delights they've been missing.

[Mike]

He’s calling it Churnmilfkühlt apparently.......

[Nick Moss]

He’s calling it Churnmilfkühlt apparently.......

[Nick Moss]

Great little event. Well done Graham. It does need a name rather than a date though.

[Ignatzcatz]

Yes it was very good today and the improtu visits were the icing on the cake, most interesting indeed. Hoped you liked the pub and you found your ways back (sorry, it was a bit rural). A name, yes I shall work on that one.

[Mike]

Well done again Graham, it's turning into a nice little event!