Contribute a Memorable MG Route or a Memorable Day Out
Contribute a Memorable MG Route and MG Day Out you enjoy Members' contributions will be welcome from fellow members with their own Memorable MG Routes or Memorable MG Days Out. So suggestions for additional contributions will be very welcome. A note with guidelines for the style, content and format for contributions to the Memorable MG Routes series is available. More Memorable MG Routes series See the existing MMGRs. More Memorable MG Day Out series See the existing MDOs. More Members contributing an MMGR or MDO will get a free 24 month workshop notes Updates Option 2 subscription for a set of workshop notes they have previously purchased from the V8 Register. V8NOTES Updates Option 2 explained RV8NOTES Updates Option 2 explained Posted: 220507 Memorable MG Routes are not simply about the tactile pleasure of driving the road, particularly in an MG, but they are also about the interest along the route from the views on the road, places to visit, sights to see and of course refreshment at tea shops and pubs! Yes that is the theme of this MMGR series - a hedonistic approach to MG motoring in all senses. An example is below. Memorable Days Out - a new series where members can contribute an article describing a location they have particularly enjoyed visiting whether it's a view over hills, across a river or over country scenery, or a visit to a National Trust property or refreshment at a cafe, tea room, pub or hotel where they have enjoyed an overnight stay. Yes that is the theme for this MDO series. An example is below. Example Example Milford (A3) to Goodwood along the A286 through Haslemere and Midhurst Through the quiet roads of Sussex and sleepy villages, bustling small towns and over the downs by the Goodwood horseracing course and on to the airfield at Goodwood - it is a route which never ceases to be a pleasure. Lunch on the verandah in the sunshine at the Goodwood Aeroclub is a welcome prize for an enjoyable MG motoring day. MMGR-02 & Photo route guide Weekend in Port Appin in the Scottish North West Highlands Touring in the Scottish Highlands can take you to some areas with less tourist traffic where there are some hotels which are very comfortable where you can enjoy lunch or afternoon tea with wonderful views across lochs and over to distant mountains. One location is Port Appin alongside Loch Linnhe at the southern end of the Great Glen between Fort William and Oban. MDO-01 Help preparing your Memorable MG Route article Use our convenient A4P three column template in Word format. Download an MMGR template If you have any difficulty with the template just send your text and digital images files as email attachments to the V8 Webmaster or contact him for assistance. Email or Contact the V8 Webmaster Help preparing your Memorable Day out article Use our convenient A4P twin column template in Word format. Download an MDO template If you have any difficulty with the template just send your text and digital images files as email attachments to the V8 Webmaster or contact him for assistance. Email or Contact the V8 Webmaster