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2010 Crossley Register UK National Rally

Crossley cars at the 2010 UK national rally
George Mellish's 18-50 and the 14hp cars of Mike Tunney and Mike Sumner at the Rally hotel.
Crossley cars at the 2010 UK national rally
Left to right, Torquay, 15.7 and Golden
Crossley cars on the 2010 rally
Roger Bone's 6 wheeler arriving in style with John Naughton's 14hp alongside.
Crossley Register 2010 UK Rally
Even though Brian McCardle's Regis was not quite ready for the road he still brought it to the Hotel using his trailer.
Crossley cars on the 2010 rally
Crossley cars on the 2010 rally
Crossley cars on the 2010 rally
Crossley Register 2010 UK National Rally.
The coffee stop at Tissington.
Crossley Register rally 2010
Crossley Register rally 2010
Fording the river at Tissington

Photos - Mike Burns

Crossley Register 2010 rally
The Bear Inn car park line up.
Crossley Register Rally 2010
Mike Sumner (I think) taking part in the driving test.
Crossley Register rally 2010
Charles Donovan in his 1914 15hp preparing to leave the Bear Inn.
Crossley register 2010 rally
The line up at the Tramway Museum, Crich

Photo - Mike Burns

Crossley register 2010 rally
Roger Bone's 6 wheeler attacking the hill back to the hotel.
Crossley register 2010 rally
Terry Cox returning on the Saturday afternoon.
Crossley Register 2010 UK rally
Crossley Register 2010 UK rally
Crossley Register 2010 UK Rally
Sunday morning coffee stop at the Black Lion, Butterton.

Photos - Unless separately credited Malcolm Asquith

The 2010 Crossley Register UK rally, organised by John and Jeni Beasley and Steve and Elaine Thourgoood was based at the Izaak Walton Hotel at the south end of Dovedale in England's Peak District.

Most people arrived on the Friday and several took the chance to enjoy Dovedale in the peace and quiet of the evening while others enjoyed the view form the terrace.

On Saturday there was a navigation run via Tissington for a coffee stop and then on to the Bear Inn at Alderwasley. As a new feature the organisers arranged a driving test in the pub car park which involved driving a set distance with a bucket over the driver's head. Most, but not all, participants managed to set off in a forward gear. After lunch it was on to the National Tramway Museum at Crich for car judging.

On Sunday a different route was taken that went to the village of Butterton where an on-foot treasure hunt had been organised. Lunch and farewells were at the Charles Cotton Hotel in Hartington.