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Got the following note concerning the future of our hobby.  This is where future automotive engineers may come from.
John Plummer:

PLEASE ENTER YOUR EMAIL AND PHONE NUMBER SO WE MAY GET BACK TO YOU :
davis.carey@learninghaven.com
How can we help you get more involved with our community?:
Hello!

My name is Carey and I volunteer in a crafts program with a fun scale model building program for 8-10 year old children. The kids and I have been building models and we have been having a lot of fun learning about all types of vehicles! While looking up information about each of our models, we came across your page https://britishcarclublynchburgva.com/resources-neighbors

One of my students, Joseph, loves Jaguar cars and he was so excited as he was calling me over to show me your website. He also showed me the history of Jaguar. He couldn't sit still while showing me! - https://www.carcovers.com/resources/cool-cars-the-history-of-jaguar/

I suggested that he share the article because I told him that I'd bet that you'd be interested! I'm writing to ask whether you would be willing to add a link to the article the way that you have done with your other articles, because I think it will be a lot of fun for Joseph to see it on your page! Additionally, it will show all of the children how a small act can turn into something much bigger, which I hope will help them well later in life when they remember this experience!

Would you please add a link to the article for Joseph on your page? He'd be so proud to see that you did, even if it's only for a little while. I also don't think it hurt that I promised the whole group a pizza day if you did! Please let me know if you’d be willing so I can share the exciting news with them!


Thank you so much in advance!

Carey

It was a slightly chilly but beautiful morning when 9 members of the LBCC left the Sheetz in Madison Heights for a drive to Yogaville.
Those participating were Anna and Glenn Kituskie, Ray and Margie Weidner, Dennis and Martha Booker, Rick Reynolds, and Jane and George Phillips. 
The ride traversed scenic and winding roads in Nelson,Amherst and Buckingham Counties. After an hour and half, we reached Yogaville, located in a beautiful location along the James River. After stretching our legs and visiting the Lotus shrine, we motored on to Dillwyn for a friendly and delicious lunch at Pino’s Italian Restaurant. Pino’s had kindly reserved a long table in the cozy dining room for our group. After lunch, we each made our own way home on a warm and sunny afternoon. Everyone agreed it was a great  time,  providing an opportunity to enjoy our cars, the scenery, and getting to know each other better.