DDK - Die Deutschen Klassiker

big thankyou to Hendrik for putting on a great event, only made it for one day and one evening but i had a great time, fantastic cars, fantastic people, fantastic scenery, fantastic food.
give youself a massive pat on the back Hendrik

Looked like you were all having a great weekend and some fantastic cars too

Saw your car but only managed to get to speak to Hendrik & Paul.

All the photo's I took turned out pretty crap

Some lovely looking cars - nice to see them being used too
Just one from me (most of my pics are pretty ropey really)

Thanks for the kind words Matt, I'm really pleased everything fell so well into place.
I will sort out some photos (and maybe a video) this week.

I´d like to add my thanks . Hendrik/Angela you did a fantastic job. really great weekend, location, weather, cars, food ,company it was all first class. Same again next year???

heres one for you onion!

ooops thanks to you also Angela, it goes without saying that something run this smoothly has a women behind it!

Don't worry. At least you didn't forget to publicaly thank Paul, who had dragged his trailer, tools, parts and son up north AND paid full price as well.
So we sent him this:



and he replied:



BTW, anyone know how to rotate a video.

i think were all thankfull to paul for all the help and information he gives throughout the year

Too true Matt.

Some photos, Friday we met up at Jervaulx Abbey and had a scenic drive up to the CB Inn.

Scenic drive and arrival at the CB Inn.

On Saturday morning we left the CB Inn for a short run over to Hawes via the Buttertubs pass.

From Hawes we carried on to Castle Bolton for lunch.







Paul's son Bobby was happy to be eating at last!



We then carried on to Masham for a brewery tour and a drive home (I seem to have no photos of this yet.)

Sunday saw us drive over to Lord Mexborough's house to have a look at his collection.













We then had lunch at Byland Abbey, everyone parted ways and I was able to relax!