Drive It Day this year started in Buckinghamshire with breakfast near Tring and following an interesting route towards Hertfordshire ending in Puckeridge for lunch.  At one point the route got very close to the home of Henry Moore.

As a precursor to Kop Hill Climb in September, we organised a scenic drive (of approximately 2 hours duration), coupled with a return trip on the Chinnor and Princes Risborough steam railway (food and beverages on board). All entry costs went to local charities.

A celebration of all that's best in British boat building from a bygone era. Featuring the largest display of traditional boats in Europe, the Dunkirk "Little Ships", Her Majesty's Rowbarge "Gloriana", amphibious and military vehicles, the WW1 air display team and much more...

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The journey will start near High Wycombe with a leisurely 190-mile drive to our destination  LLanerchindda Farm

Llandovery, Wales.  

There will be two days of planned drives over 3 nights stay. 

The Kop Hill Climb is in Princes Risborough, Buckinghamshire. The climb originally took part between 1910 and 1925. The resurrected event is now in its 13th year.