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Lobster Tour - Saturday Sep 11

The famous Lobster Tour is coming up on Saturday, September 11. This year’s destination is Two Lights Lobster Shack in Cape Elizabeth Maine. It has a gorgeous view and indoor/outdoor seating. Click here to view their menu. Currently, a lobster dinner goes for $19.99. The restaurant doesn’t allow BYOB so everyone will purchase their own meals and drinks when we arrive. This means there is no need to pre-register for the event, nor do you need to pay in advance. Simply show up at our usual rendezvous: Stonewall Kitchen, Exit 7 on I-95 in York, Maine at 11:30-ish. The tour will depart at 12:00 sharp. The NET will supply bottled water for the drive. Tom and Wendy have put together this event flyer (PDF) with all the details!

Happy July 4th!

Ever wonder what fellow club members do when they are not driving around in their Triumphs? Take a look at this photo of the Boston Pops from their July 4th concert at Boston's Esplanade. Do you see a familiar face? No, not Keith Lockhart! Read more here.... Boston Pops

Triumph Day at Faneuil Hall - Saturday June 19

It was hot but we had a blast. A full trip report will be coming soon!

Cape Ann Tour - Sunday June 13

We had a great turnout for The Cape Ann Tour this year. The weather made for some interesting photo ops during the drive. A full trip report will be coming soon!

Southern New Hampshire Tour -- Sunday April 25, 2010

The driving season has officially begun! There were Triumphs and tulips, lunch at Loaf & Ladle and a curious cat was checking out the classic cars. The weather was great and the drive was scenic and relaxing. Read more here...

Annual Startup Meeting -- Sunday March 28, 2010

Our annual startup meeting took place on Sunday March 28, 2010 at the 401 Tavern in Hampton, NH. A full report is included in the April 2010 newsletter in the Members Only area but here are a couple of quick highlights. The 2010 calendar has been updated to include the events discussed at the startup meeting so take a look and save the dates! Stan Foster will continue as the club's Director. Tom Walling will take on the long vacant post of Regalia Coordinator. We would like to thank Tom for serving as Co-Director for the past year and for his willingness to serve the club in a new capacity going forward. All other positions remain the same with the exception of the Newsletter Editor. Art Ditto, who has served the club in multiple roles, has decided to step down as the editor of our newsletter. Thank you Art for all you have done both as the newsletter editor and in your prior roles. We are actively seeking a volunteer to take over the newsletter as soon as possible. Contact Stan Foster if you would like to volunteer your services. Skills required are some familiarity with Microsoft Word or Open Office and the ability to resize and crop digital photos.

End-of-Year Party -- Saturday January 9, 2010

Our end-of-year party was held on Saturday January 9, 2010 at the Courtyard by Marriott Hotel in Marlborough, Massachusetts. It was a night of good food and great company. Read more here...

Lobster Tour through Maine

New England Triumphs World Famous Lobster Tour

What a day! To celebrate the 10th Anniversary of NET hosting the 1999 VTR National, Tom Walling and Wendy Rose did a splendid job of organizing what may count as the best Lobster Tour ever with spectacular weather and a drive to remember up the scenic Maine coast, passing through some famous tourist spots like Kennebunkport. The tour included a stop at scenic Portland Head Light. A short ferry boat ride over to Peaks Island for dinner was the final touch on this memorable day. Read more here...

Fall Foliage Tour

The annual fall foliage tour took place on Sunday October 4th. The weather was great, Bob and Linda put together a beautiful route and there was an unexpected surprise at the first stop on our tour. Read Henry Frye's report here. There are also several photos from the event in the Photo Gallery.


Boston's Columbus Day Parade

There were marching bands, floats, Italian flags and British cars??? Read more here.

British Cars at Faneuil Hall

We had a great turn out for our second outing at Faneuil Hall in Boston. Read more here.