THE PETER GOAD TROLLEY

Last newsletter we offered to give away an undefined trolley which I, wrongly, assumed was a canoe trolley.  Peter Goad, the creator of the said trolley, kindly contacted me from New Zealand to explain that it is in fact an inflatable trolley. Et viola !

We are trying to keep the Club tidy and uncluttered (although the current state of the shed might argue against this) so the trolley now has a new home with a member.

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