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A30 Cornwall (The Road) Retro Run 2021 TR Register Cornwall - Macmillan Cancer Support Sunday 28Th March 2021 1 A30 Cornwall (the road) Retro Run 2021 TR Register Cornwall - Macmillan Cancer Support Sunday 28th March 2021 Remember the halcyon days of the A30? The endless delays, breakdowns, traffic jams, and the era with no by-pass at Blackwater, Bodmin, Bolventor, Camborne, Fivelanes, Fraddon, Hayle, Indian Queens, Mitchell, Lanivet, Launceston, Penzance, Plusha, Redruth, Summercourt, Tregadillett and Zelah. Let’s reacquaint ourselves with these places on the coach road. • On Sunday 28th March 2021 meet at Strawberry Fields Garden Centre Restaurant, Lifton PL16 0DE from 9:00am • Sign in and collect the route instructions at the assembly point. Vehicles setting off on the retro run between 10:00am and 11:00am. • An entry fee of £30, of which £25 will go to Macmillan Cancer Support. • Re-run the route of the old A30 from County Boundary, Polson Bridge, Near Launceston to Land’s End. • Take advantage of (at your own cost) - Breakfast or morning coffee at Strawberry Fields Garden Centre, - Approximately half-way are the London Inn at Summercourt (01872 510281) and the Plume of Feathers at Mitchell (01872 510387), which both offer a Sunday lunch carvery, please ring and book in advance if you wish to stop for lunch. - Afternoon cream tea and refreshments at Land’s End. • At Land’s End produce the route instructions for free parking. Land’s End will be expecting Retro runners. • Enjoy the drive and make your way home at your own leisure. PLEASE, to take part in the A30 retro run 2021 contact Pete Probst for an entry form, complete and return by 28th February 2021. Mynheer Farm, Higher Ninnis, Redruth. TR16 5HD Email [email protected] 01209 820276 07811 555390 THIS EVENT IS SUBJECT TO COVID RESTRICTIONS CURRENT IN MARCH 2021 Please copy this and pass it to other interested Vintage, Classic and Enthusiast Vehicle Owners and Clubs. All welcome. This event is not a race. All those taking part must have legal road vehicles and comply with driving and highway regulations The organisers take no responsibility for incorrect information, loss, damage or injury to participants, third parties or vehicles and traffic infringements, however caused. 2 A30 Cornwall (the road) Retro Run 2021 TR Register Cornwall - Macmillan Cancer Support Sunday 28th March 2021 The organisers take no responsibility for incorrect information, loss, damage or injury to participants, third parties or vehicles and traffic infringements, however caused. Entry Form. Please send to: Mr P Probst, Mynheer Farm, Higher Ninnis, Redruth. TR16 5HD by 28th February 2021 – (late entries may be possible – email or ring Pete) [email protected] 01209 820276 07811 555390 Name………………………………………………………………………………………………………… Address……………………………………………………………………………………………….……… ………………………………………………………………………………………………………………… Post Code……………………………………………………………………………………………………. Tel. No. (Home)……………………………………(Work/Mobile)………………………………………… E.mail…………..……………………………………………………………………………………………... Name of Driver (must be entrant above) ……………………………………………………………… Other drivers and or passengers……………………………………………………………………….… Name of insurer and policy number …………………………………………………………………….. Vehicle Registration Number………….……………………………………………………………………………… Manufacturer …………………………………….…Type or Model…………………………………… Year of manufacture ………………………………… Colour ………………… Payment Please include entry fee, (a minimum of £25 will go £30 to Macmillan Cancer Support.) £ 30.00 If you wish to make an extra donation, please add it £ here. Cheque made payable to:- TOTAL £ P T & J C Probst (Macmillan Account) I declare that at the date of the road run the vehicle is road legal, insured and roadworthy and that those driving are entitled to do so. I declare that I am liable for any accident, injury or death to myself, passengers or third parties and for any damage or loss caused to property, however caused, getting to the start, during the road run and returning from it. I declare that I am liable for any traffic infringements and will abide by the Highway Code and Laws of the road and driving. Signed Entrant …………………………………………………………. Date .
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