MG Travel Adventures

 memories:

One time when we drove to a car club meeting (for antique MGs) in Maine, Chip had to take a side trip to deliver a car part (one of his extra MG car parts) to a friend in northern New York, then figure out how to get to the convention. So I asked AAA for one of their trip-packs. 

(In olden days we used maps to get to places and AAA would prepare a guide to the best roads to take to get there) So, we are driving along and the highway became smaller. Then it became a dirt road. But the trip pack said that it would get us over those mountains to the convention, so we continued onward. Turns out it was a logging road. luckily it actually did get us over the mountains and back onto 'normal' roads and eventually to the convention in Maine. 

(yes, we took normal highways back home to Baltimore.)

This is just one of the many adventures we had getting to various MG "T" series club meetings. 

(Chip became an officer of that club and Technical Editor of the club magazine. 

Some of his articles got published in a book. In fact, he probably had a published book before I did - or very soon afterwards. )

New England MG 'T' Register