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The Club started touring in 1999 and usually involves playing two games, one on Saturday afternoon and one on Sunday. These have become very popular fixtures, giving a welcome mid-season break and a chance to experience cricket (amongst other things) in other parts of the country.

 

1999 - South Wales

2000 - London

2002 - Northumberland

2003 - Northumberland

2004 - South Devon

2005 - Dorset (Weymouth)

2006 - Somerset

2007 - Sussex

2008 - Norfolk

2009 - Dorset (Bournemouth)

 

2009 Bournemouth Tour

 

A little light training gets under way on big match day at The Ramada Encore

 

Post match analysis at The Goat and Tricycle is interrupted by the paparazzi

Ear wax disclosures from the Club Captain rock the south coast......

 

.......leaving a nasty taste in the mouth

 

 

.....and of course not forgetting

 

the Vice-Chairman's Tribute

to Michael Jackson (who has apparently died)

 

 

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2008 Norfolk Tour

 

The seniors enjoying a night out on the town

 

The Mariners pub takes its toll

 

Even the champagne was flowing

......as well as the Cheddar Valley cider

 

.......but let this be a warning

 

.....which seems to have hit home (note the lemonade)

 

......but someone forgot to warn the captain

 

and the Vice Captain

 

2007 Sussex Tour

 

 

2007 Tour Party

 

Captain Mike Lole leading by example yet again

 

The fashionable Beach Hotel who looked after the 2007 Tourists

 

2006 Somerset Tour

 

 

The tea interval at Combe Down C.C.

 

The 2006 Tour Party at Wedmore C.C.

 

Umpires Matt Williams and Jamie Wrench discussing the fashions of the day

 

 

2005 DorsetTour

 

 

Waiting and waiting and waiting for Tony Phillips to finish scoring his record 132 not out against Newlook C.C. on 2nd July

 

 

 

How the hell did he score 132 not out !

 

2004 South Devon Tour

 

 

   

July 2004 – Our match against Paignton played on their second ground, overlooked by the Dart Valley steam trains

 

 

 

Paul Davies on his way out to score 84 against Paignton

 

 

 

 

 

Stuart Tomlins returns after his 54 against South Devon at Newton Abbott

 

 

 

2002 Northumberland Tour  

 

 

Jamie Wrench – Andy Dowsett – Mike Lole – Tony Phillips –Nathan Wrench – Karl Jordan

Neil Sutton – Richard Wilson – Digby Chillcott – Brian Tomlins – Gavin Taylor – Stuart Tomlins – Paul Davies – Matt Williams

 

The Riverside Hotel and ground

 

 

 

Nathan Wrench provides the evidence for his first ever run for the Club

 

2001 Three Nations – Walsall

 

 

 

The Ground – convenient for the M6

 

 

 

The Opposition

1999 South Wales Tour

 

Adrian Taylor – Gavin Taylor – Andy Dowsett – Digby Chillcott – Chris Beaumont – Jim Tinnion– Tony Powell

Rob Morris – Paul Davies – Owen Williams – Mike Lole – Richard Wilson – Dave Berry

 

 

 

 

Neath C.C. v Acton Scott C.C. - July 1999