How many miles did you walk?

Zero. I got down late in the afternoon and enjoyed the overall spectacle from one point on the top deck! Maybe next year I'll commit a bit of time and cash to buy a ticket to the event!

I would have just parked else-where, and walked to the event. I took the train, and walked thed whole time, as both cars that were ment to be on show, had oil problems :stupid:

Agreed. I would have strolled it but I only had a couple of hours to get down and back from Crawley in my GP1 buggy. Just wanted to get an over view for a possible day out next year. Great viewing from the top road even it it was breaking up at the time 'cos time was getting on. I can see how you could have walked till you dropped, there was just so much to see. From just where I stood, I counter about 250 buses at 5-30pm. While watching, I met a great bloke driving a Bugle buggy. Had a good old chat whilst watching the spectacle.

I don't know how many miles I walked but I did walk up and down the road several times over :lol:

Tabbi said:

I don't know how many miles I walked but I did walk up and down the road several times over :lol:

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I need new shoes :crazy: Mine are run down now!!... :moon:

I hope I don't cos I wear them for college and they are cool :lol:

all this talk of walkin is making me feel tired! :lol:

guess im glad i didnt go to breeze as i have a bad knee and cant do to much walking at minute, maybe next year!

at least 5 or 6 miles....trust me it does get loooooonnngg!!

I will bring either a skateboard, or an electric wheel chair *timmah*, next year

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I would have just parked else-where, and walked to the event. I took the train, and walked thed whole time, as both cars that were ment to be on show, had oil problems :stupid:

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didnt think your cars were runners?? brighton does get to your legs, especially when stuck in traffic going up to the race course!!

No idea how many exactly, but it felt like LOADS.

Chelle and the boys and I parked in some carpark right further along, by the burned-out pier (something Square?)... Walked down to the show, along to the far end etc, up and down a couple of times, then up to the Lanes (pretty cool), then down the pier for fish and chips, then back to the buses to say goodbye to a few peeps, then back to the car :lol:

I'd never been to Brighton before, 'twas cool

Crisis? What crisis? said:

Zero. I got down late in the afternoon and enjoyed the overall spectacle from one point on the top deck! Maybe next year I'll commit a bit of time and cash to buy a ticket to the event!

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maderia drive is open to the public all year you could have just walked in no ticket needed

I walked a squillion miles with a perma-grin on my face :lol: