Biker's Loft

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This has been an annual event on The Meldrews (and before them the Kent Centre SOC) calender for a few years and although it is one of the most popular and well supported I have never been before.

This year I will get a chance to see what all the fuss is about!  

I only decided to go last week. One of the others had to drop out and there are no refunds. Instead the Meldrews decided to take a donation towards our charity for the year, the Kent Air Ambulance.

Luckily Cal our Ferry Leader was able to get the ferry booking into my name and for the Rocket.

The ferry goes at about 4.30pm on Friday. Returning on the Sunday afternoon.

Next thing is to work out where it is and get it into TomTom.


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