The
cover:
Both cars together in front of the shed,
on the day the DHC was brought home from
het winter hibernation, to start the 10CR preparations.
It’s that time of year again! With the cars
tucked away for the next two and a half months it is time for my annual look
back at my TR7 year. Contrary to previous year there was some progress on the
’76 FHC, but most of my limited spare time was spent on the DHC’s brakes and
dashboard. All in preparation for Club Triumph’s 10 Countries Run. But despite that
I found some time to enjoy the cars.in between. So from a driving point of view,
and bearing in mind the small amount of time I was able to spent driving the
cars, 2019 again wasn't too bad. I managed to add 1893 kilometres to 't Kreng’s,
and 4324 kilometres to the DHC’s odometer. The latter of course mainly thanks
to the 10CR where the car covered 2756 kilometres in a little over 4 days!
(This picture didn’t make it to the
calendar though 😜)
And these trips supplied enough pictures for another
TR7 inspired calendar to grace the study wall. I would have loved to compile a
calendar with pictures that showed the progress on the ’76 FHC. But despite some
progress on that car (boot lid finished, heater fitted together with the body
trim mouldings and the doors), it wouldn’t provide enough images for a nice
calendar. As a result I decided to stick to last year’s theme. So I had to pick
12+1 images taken during the various tours of the past season, to grace the
study wall in 2020:
January:
‘t Kreng during one of the first outings
of the year.
“Zum Blanken” near the small village of Auwel
(D).
February:
First (test) drive of the year for the
DHC, after refurbishing the front brakes. Between the villages Buggenum and Neer
(NL).
March:
Enjoying a fine spring evening in Germany.
On the Länderstraße L228 near the small village of Bocket (D).
April:
View of The Sella Gruppe from the Passo
Pordoi (I) during Club Triumph’s 10 countries Run.
May:
Final spring tour for ‘t Kreng, near the Church
of Sint-Denis (the headless one), Asselt (NL).
June:
In front of Michael Kors’ European
distribution centre, Tradeport Noord Venlo (NL).
July:
In front of the small regional Museum in
Asselt (NL).
August:
At the depot for the weir in the River
Meuse near Baarlo (NL).
September:
Typical farmland landscape between the
villages of Maasbree en Baarlo (NL).
October:
In the “Mergelland” area between Wijlre
and Ubachsberg, Heugdenweg, Fromberg (NL) during one of the final tours of the
year.
November:
The “Hompesche Molen” south of the small
fortified town of Stevensweert (NL).
December:
Final tour of the year, autumn colours and
farmland near the village of Baarlo (NL).
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