Saturday, after returning from a long day a Tours, I was once again at another house for dinner.
This time spending the night at Michel Bezault's home, due to our early parting hour the next morning.
Leaving before 5o clock Michel, his half son and I were on the road, direction Tourraines.
Arriving by eight to the largest congregation of Ferraris in Europe. An event held once a year by the local Rotary clubs in order to raise money for the research and purchase of cancer related material, we were greated with open arms.
Shown around by Bernadet ( the president of the Rotary club) we spent a thrilling day looking at the plethora of cars and watching a fantastic ceremony.
Even I who am not a fan of sport cars was impressed by the number (around 500) of beautiful machines around me.
In conclusion I spent yet another amazing day with charming company, once again taking part of an event that I know many of you would have loved to be at (and it was all thanks to Rotary).
This time spending the night at Michel Bezault's home, due to our early parting hour the next morning.
Leaving before 5o clock Michel, his half son and I were on the road, direction Tourraines.
Arriving by eight to the largest congregation of Ferraris in Europe. An event held once a year by the local Rotary clubs in order to raise money for the research and purchase of cancer related material, we were greated with open arms.
Shown around by Bernadet ( the president of the Rotary club) we spent a thrilling day looking at the plethora of cars and watching a fantastic ceremony.
Even I who am not a fan of sport cars was impressed by the number (around 500) of beautiful machines around me.
In conclusion I spent yet another amazing day with charming company, once again taking part of an event that I know many of you would have loved to be at (and it was all thanks to Rotary).
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