The Classic MotorCycle

It’s another Stafford stormer

There’s always a different atmosphere when the sun shines on Stafford – a less frenetic, almost continental feeling spreads over the showground, where everything seems to be less of a rush and people take time to sit outside on the grass and have a rest, rather than charging from stall to stall, searching out this, that or the other.

And so it was on the Saturday of the show,

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