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[[File: GWR_3467_20150307.jpg |thumb|200px|right| The Hampton Loade Station Fund Shop]] | [[File: GWR_3467_20150307.jpg |thumb|200px|right| The Hampton Loade Station Fund Shop]] | ||
Hampton Loade Station Fund maintains and enhances the appearance of [[Hampton Loade | Hampton Loade Station]]. The fund have a [[List of shops | fund raising shop]] in their [[GWR 3467 Fruit D Van | GWR Fruit D Van 3467]] which is situated in the siding, along with [[GWR 2815 Fruit C Van | GWR Fruit C 2815]] which is used as a store. | Hampton Loade Station Fund maintains and enhances the appearance of [[Hampton Loade | Hampton Loade Station]]. The fund have a [[List of shops | fund raising shop]] in their [[GWR 3467 Fruit D Van | GWR Fruit D Van 3467]] which is situated in the siding, along with [[GWR 2815 Fruit C Van | GWR Fruit C 2815]] which is used as a store. | ||
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| + | ==Classic bike day== | ||
| + | The Fund organises an annual gathering of classic motorcycles at [[Hampton Loade | Hampton Loade Station]], normally in October with up to 20 vehicles in attendance. It has been taking place for many years although 2016 was the first time it was publicised, via Hampton Loade Station's Facebook page. It does not usually publish a list of exhibits, generally owners who are available simply bring their bikes on the day. | ||
==See also== | ==See also== | ||
[[List of preservation groups]] | [[List of preservation groups]] | ||
Revision as of 00:08, 26 February 2017
Hampton Loade Station Fund maintains and enhances the appearance of Hampton Loade Station. The fund have a fund raising shop in their GWR Fruit D Van 3467 which is situated in the siding, along with GWR Fruit C 2815 which is used as a store.
Classic bike day
The Fund organises an annual gathering of classic motorcycles at Hampton Loade Station, normally in October with up to 20 vehicles in attendance. It has been taking place for many years although 2016 was the first time it was publicised, via Hampton Loade Station's Facebook page. It does not usually publish a list of exhibits, generally owners who are available simply bring their bikes on the day.
