The Slightly Delayed Big 60th+1 Birthday Party of the Portafold (12th International Portafold & Ansfold Gathering) (i.e. 2021)
Help us set a new world record at the huge 60th+1 birthday party!
Ironically, the current record is 59 Portafolds and Ansfolds (we set that at the 2016 Newbury Retrofestival), so we want to smash this by getting well over 70 there this time. We have a lovely area that will take that number of caravans and the show itself is a fantastic event that will not disappoint. There really is something for the whole family.
So put the dates 13th, 14th, 15th of August 2021 in your diary now and get those dates booked off work early. Be part of a record breaking event that will go down in history.
Show Address: Newbury Showground, Priors Court, Hermitage, Thatcham, West Berkshire, RG18 9QZ
Don't book direct with the show organisers, just contact me (07771544419) to get your pitch saved.
Any talk that's not covered by the other forums.
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swampthing
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by swampthing » Wed, 30 Mar 2011, 12:42 am
Firstly, I would like to thank everybody that helped us to set the UK record for the most vintage and classic caravans last year at Stapleford park. so "THANK YOU" you know who you are

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Then I would like you to know that I have now added a Portafold to my fleet of Classic Caravans, this being chassis No 60572 a Portafold that was origionaly primrose yellow underneath several coats of white /brown / and black paint. it also sported a thick growth of green moss that was almost 1/2 inch thick in places, when I spotted it in a back garden nr my home town of Melton Mowbray. the fiberglass had been repaired in several places and also the front corners cracled open so with all these repairs now compleated, and Belvoir Steam rally just around the corner, it's going to be resprayed cream as the origonal factory finish is beond saving.
Again ''Thank you all for your support last year'' and with a bit of luck I shall see you again on a field somewere
Nich Stanyard
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Ned Smanks
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by Ned Smanks » Wed, 30 Mar 2011, 1:40 am
It's always nice when these things turn up local to where you live!

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