MULLMURMURSMULLMURMURSMULLMURMURS - Chapter 10
- published on the island, during the event by Jaggy Bunnet
Final Results:
1996 Murmurs
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MULLMURMURSMULLMURMURSMULLMURMURS - Chapter 9
- published on the island, during the event by Jaggy Bunnet
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MULLMURMURSMULLMURMURSMULLMURMURS - Chapter 8
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MULLMURMURSMULLMURMURSMULLMURMURS - Chapter 7
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MULLMURMURSMULLMURMURSMULLMURMURS - Chapter 6
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MULLMURMURSMULLMURMURSMULLMURMURS - Chapter 5
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MULLMURMURSMULLMURMURSMULLMURMURS - Chapter 4
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MULLMURMURSMULLMURMURSMULLMURMURS - Chapter 3
- published on the island, during the event by Jaggy Bunnet
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MULLMURMURSMULLMURMURSMULLMURMURS - Chapter 2
- published on the island, during the event by Jaggy Bunnet
This here modest little epistle is designed to entertain and inform all who are here to celebrate the 27th Philips Tour of Mull Rally so let's start with a serious bit. In the Spectator Guide which is issued free of charge to all spectators (available at the Aros Hall in Tobermory) there are a few errors, only two of which are deliberate and we will not name Pete as the guilty party since to save his blushes he will remain anonymous.
But apologies to Dave Paveley and Andy Bull in the Enterprise Racing Mini 1300 (number 50) and Kevin Haselden and Bill Cook in their Peugeot 1300 (number 101). As you will see from the Spectator Guide the page break caused a bit of a kerfuffle and Pete missed them out.
MULLMURMURSMULLMURMURSMULLMURMURS - Chapter 1
- published on the island, during the event by Jaggy Bunnet
Well hullawrerr chinas, and howzitgaun, or should I say, anhowzitrevvin? This latter phrase being a quaint Glasgow term for, "Is your car properly tuned and in good order? And for sure, that's what's needed this weekend on the glorious autumnally spattered Island of Mull half way between Scotland and Americky.
And just in case you hadn't guessed, the reason the rally cars are here is the 27th Philips Tour of Mull Rally, the longest, toughest, hardest, most enjoyable national rally in Britain, well, Europe really. Oh heck, what the hell, it's the best damn rally in the world, bar none. And speaking of bars, there are one or two of these scattered about the island but don't indulge if you're driving, wait till it's all over.