Author Archives: The Diary of a Country Bumpkin
THIEVING BASTARDS!
Thieving bastards! You can see our large black gates and if you look closely through them you might just catch a glimps of one of our reflective triangles on a post and one of a pair of white concrete mushrooms … Continue reading
MG TF SUNSTORM FOR SALE IN MATHEWSONS OCTOBER SALE.
I just happened to find this image and thought, there’s a very nice MG TF SUNSTORM for sale at Mathewsons in their September sale and very reasonable reserve estimate too!
THE SUMMER BALL.
Four photos from the Summer Ball last week. NO TIME, HENCE NO COMMENT! (SEE PREVIOUS GOODWOOD POST)
GOODWOOD REVIVAL 2026, ONE WEEK TO GO!
This years Revival is one week away, I have the Bentley Arnage in P & A Wood who will be fitting new shock absorbers on Tuesday of next week and the car will be ready for collection on Wednesday, hopfully … Continue reading
SELLING ON EBAY.
I am fairly busy attending forties weekends which means my MG TF SUNSTORM has only done a total of 600 miles in the last three years, so I have decided to sell the old girl and let someone else with … Continue reading
TWINWOOD WEEKEND.
A couple of weeks ago we went to the rather splendid Twinwood forties weekend and were asked by a friend of ours to pose for a photo, unfortunately this was the resulting image. The request was to look romantically into … Continue reading
A BLAST FROM THE PAST.
This came up from the dim and distant past in 1997 and reminded me of how long ago it was when I did this job, sadly I think an awful lot of the chaps here are dead now, blimey don’t … Continue reading
MODERN LANGUAGE IS A MINEFIELD.
Now, in this world this is a dangerous ring in which to throw one’s hat, perhaps it’s the hot weather but I felt compelled to attempt to make a comment. Unfortunately, the post had been set up to limit who … Continue reading
THE BLUEBELL RAILWAY SOUTHERN AT WAR.
I’m a great believer in fate, sometimes things are meant to happen and you have a good feeling about them from the very start and so it was when we chose to enter a particular railway carriage at the Bluebell … Continue reading










