Thankfully, this little jaunt was bathed in the sun, much better than the last one, which was extremely wet. The good weather and early start meant we had a pretty clear run down to Rye, to our regular breakfast spot The Bosun’s Bite. It’s a small cafe with extremely friendly staff who cook a handsome, full English breakfast. With our bellies refuelled, we made room for the now-arriving bikers. Heading back to the car park, we had a total of 17 cars neatly lined up in the car park. Various 911s were represented, including a classic 1972 911T, a 928, at least 4 GT3 and plenty of Carreras and Turbos. As I’ve mentioned, this bunch of Porsche enthusiasts are a welcoming and friendly group with interesting vehicles.
With the glorious weather and great company, a few of us left Rye and headed over to Dungeness for a refresher and a different backdrop. Between the two are some great roads, delivering on every level. Dungeness is home to a power station and a number of fishing huts, and it’s a pretty bleak and featureless part of Britain’s south coast, but this gives it a charm all of its own. We had a great time sitting outside The Britannia Inn and took over most of the car park, too.
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