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The Annual Pacific Northwest Historics Vintage Races at the Pacific Raceway was a great event. It is on the July 4th weekend every year. Definitely want to mark your calendar for next year. There was such a variety of cars in the car corral They were featuring the E-Type for its 60th anniversary. So Jaguars got to park right along the fence and it was a great spot to watch the races. It was a beautiful day and we could watch the races and socialize with other members or people looking at our jaguars. The display tent included two of our member's E-Types and a race car belonging to Mark Jones. The Blackburn's had their convertible in there and the Case's had their Coupe there. On Sunday Craig Shrontz added his BRG convertible E-Type to the display tent. Chuck & Lindsy Anderson packed a lot of stuff in the back of their E-Type. Here you can see them relaxing under the shade of their canopy with the Jaguar Racing flag flying. You can tell they have done this a time or two with their table & chairs, enjoying their picnic lunch. Chuck & Lindsy Anderson's 1964 E-Type attracted a lot of attention. It is good to see the younger generations being brought into the fold early! Mike Boyd brought his grandson Porter. Mike Boyd & Lynn Szalay in front of their 1970 E Type convertible. Mike & Porter getting ready to drive in the parade laps. Richard & Linda Desimone in their 1965 E-Type. They seemed to be having fun! Got to meet a former member, David Adelsman, shown with his 1986 XJ6. He said he is going to rejoin the club. Members Jay & Lori Dinnison, behind their 2016 F Type R This is when we all lined up for the parade laps. They had the E-Types first and then the rest of the Jaguars followed by everyone else. It was fun! Kent was able to get a shot of cars in front of him on the track during the parade laps. This is a great shot of the track taken by Kent Wiken. I will have to look for this spot next year! This is a look at the paddock. Craig Shrontz was actually there to enter in the races! Craig brought his Harrington Jaguar too. The car Craig raced is a 1960 Lola Mk1 Here is his #2 with other cars in Vintage Racing Motors tent. Great shot someone got of Craig in his Lola! Dr Ernie Nagamatsu in his Old Yeller II famous historic race car I like to photograph the rear-ends because it is helping me learn the models. This is Michael & Lynn's 1970 E-Type convertible. Sharon & Brian's 2003 S-Type Kent's 2015 XF Jay & Lori's 2016 F Type R Kurt & Cheryl's 2007 XK convertible Ray's 1968 E-Type FHC Richard & Linda's 1965 E-Type David Adelsman's 1986 XJ6 Brad's 2010 XKR convertible Ehab's 1963 E-Type FHC Brian & Sharon's E-Type Coupe 2+2 John & Trish's 1969 E-Type OTS in Ascot Fawn Kurt Hrubant's 2015 F-Type Coupe Michael Watt's 1994 XJ6 Joey Manley's F Pace Craig Shrontz's 1966 E-Type Roadster in British Racing Green
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Event was to celebrate no covid cases at the Brookdale Senior Living Solutions In West Seattle Mark Jones, with BritSport of Seattle, had been asked to help put together a car show. Mark is in front of his 1955 DB Lagonda 3 Litre Saloon. Front of the Lagonda Festival atmosphere for the seniors and West Seattle residents Even Elvis showed up! They actually closed a lane of California Ave for the event. Red E-Type is Marwan's and white E-Type belongs to John Carallo (not a club member, yet). Red E-Type near front of line belongs to Brian & Sharon Case Julian Pace and Brian Case checking out all the cars. Julian really liked the XK150 that belongs to our member Gary Mulhair Julian talked to the owner about his unusual Kaiser Darrin The most unusual feature was the pocket doors! I love those! Sunbeam Tiger Marwan Kashkoush, with red baseball cap on, and his recently purchased E-Type Julian Pace with his friend Mulani in front of his Vanden Plas with his white XK behind them Brian answering questions about his E-Type and recruiting new members for the club
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Group met in the parking lot of Wilco Farm Store in Kelso to start the drive. meeting in Kelso Kurt Jacobson conducted Drivers Meeting Standing in the Wilco parking lot, Janet Stephans (left) and Clara Foleen (right) Cars met in the parking lot too! Two blue beautiful coupes, F-Type with owner Craig Duckering and Art Foley's 1952 XK120 Red XK150 of John Holmes (& Bill Holmes) with white XK150 of Steve and Kathleen Poland Art Foley and his XK120 Nice drive along the Columbia River. Cruising along the Columbia, shot from John Holme's XK150 Convoy pulls over to reform at Naselle, WA Art Foley's blue 1952XK120 with sign at Dismal Nitch where the Lewis and Clark party camped before reaching the Pacific. John Holme's XK150 Bridge across the Columbia There is always a light at the end of the Tunnel! When we got to Long Beach we parked near the Bensons on the Beach restaurant, in a public parking lot. John Holmes under the hood of his XK150 Checking the tachometer on the Poland's XK150 Rick Stephens talking to Jim Clark in his Ferrari (or giving directions?) Jim & Kary Clark in their Ferrari The Jaguar cars ahead! MMEEOW belongs to JOCO member Seth Schenker JAAG belongs to Brian Nash RED CAT belongs to JOCO members Rick & Jackie McMahon John Holme's XK150 E-GRRR belongs to JOCO members Glen Enright & Jan Whittlesey This XJS belongs to JOCO members Rick and Janet Stephens John & Cynthia Svenson, JOCO membeers, and their XK John Holmes with his son Bill in front of his XK150 Rick & Jackie McMahon, JOCO members, in front of their F Type R Rick & Janet Stephens, JOCO members, in their XJS convertible Glen Enright & Jan Whittlesey, from JOCO, in their E-Type OTS Brian Nash and his Dad Howard in his F-Type Seth Schenker, from JOCO, with his XKR convertible Charles & Linda Gepford, from JOCO, and their XK6 VDP saloon Steve & Kathleen Poland, from JOCO, and their XK150 Kite flying at Long Beach Very interesting wood sculpture of turtles by the Benson restaurant. Now that's a nice road trip! Like the curves too! Long stretches where the cats could stay together. More curves ahead! Many in the group met for dinner at McMenamins at the end of the drive. Carl & Clara Foleen on right and Jim & Kary Clark on left. Wynne Wakilla and Seth Schenker on the right and Bob & Jean Bennett on the left Charles & Linda Gepford on the right and Kurt & Cheryl Jacobson on the left John Holmes & his son Bill Holmes in the front and Glen Enright & Jan Whittlesey in the rear. Booth to the right had Brian Nash with his Dad Howard. McMenamins Kalama Harbor Lodge (the Pub) is where we met for dinner. Some stayed the night. View from the lodge View from the lodge Interesting feature in the Lodge - no two light fictures were the same!
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Arriving at the Read's home for Show & Shine gave the first hint of that awesome view! They really rolled out the welcome mat (banner)! It was a great venue for socializing and looking at everyones' cars and enjoying the sunshine and view! Ray Papineau's XKSS replica. Car was built by Predator Performance in Florida in 1990. It was a "barn find" when Ray got it. You will have to get the full story from him. Who besides Debbie would get a baker to custom make Jaguar Cookies?! How do they do that?! Steve Marriott and his 2014 XKRS. Don't tell your wife but we hope you don't move to CA and can join our club! Finally! Got a picture of that elusive Diane with husband Monte Powell! They are in front of a 2011 XKR they were showing for a friend that wants to sell it, if you are interested…. Nice setup for everyone to sit and eat their picnic lunch or treats provided by Debbie & Glen. Debbie and one of the grandkids. So adorable! Another grandchild. Starting him early with the cap and the toy Jaguar! Curt Kyle with his 2011 XKR convertible Curt with his mascot! Brian showing off his new acquisition. Brian & Sharon Case with newly acquired 1973 XKE 2+2. Jim & Carol Sanders Jeral Godfrey and his 1954 XK120. Ray Papineau, Adrian Brennan and Curt Kyle enjoying the sunshine! Sharon taking a picture of Kurt taking a picture of Sharon. The lengths Kurt will go to get that special angle on a picture! Ray Papineau and Linda Roberts in front of his Faux XKSS. Ben Brown and his 1954 XK 120 Danny Lisa and his 1987 Vanden Plas. The Read's 1959 XK 150S OTS Our gracious hosts, Glen & Debbie Read. Can't thank you guys enough for a wonderful day! Ernie Umemoto in front of his 2007 XK Coupe Brad Vancour in front of his 2010 XKR convertible. Marwan Kashkoush with his recently purchased XKE. Tino & Sheila Pascua and their 2000 XK8. Zane used this opportunity to help Judge Trainees practice on his S Type. Adrian and Hilda Brennan with their 2007 XK Coupe. Henry (Hank) Snider in front of his 2008 XK convertible Zane Ware and Vickie Kollmar in front of their 1965 3.8 S Type Saloon. View from the upper deck. Two fairly recent additions to the club, 1973 XKE in Regency Red and 2007 XK in Seafrost Blue. Sheila & Tino Pascua and Sharon Case. Brad Vancour brought some of his wine. He is helping put together the wine tour in October. Inside of Ehab's 1950 XK 120 OTS. Look at that tiny mirror!
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Early arrivals to informal dinner gathering at the IL SICILIANO Ristorante in Enumclaw, WA. Paul Petach & Sue Kingston, Trish & John Blackburn, Kurt Hrubant & Patty McKerney & Brian Case. Total of 17 made it to this dinner. Chuck Olson & his lovely daughter Chelsea (back), John & Sondra Mangan (front) Tom Hilton & Margaret Ames (left) and Thomas Swayze & Richard Scott (right) Left to right, Kurt Hrubant, Patty McKerney, Trish Blackburn, Paul Petach, Kurt Jacobson Left to right, Kurt Jacobson, Sue Kingston, John Blackburn, Brian Case. John & Trish Blackburn and their 1969 E-Type OTS Aren't they a cute couple! Some of the cats that came. Kurt Hrubant & Patty McKerney and their 2015 F Type Coupe Chuck Olson & his daughter Chelsea and his 1994 XJS convertible. Pretty blue, I think he called it Kingfisher Blue. The Mark V was having a little issue starting at the end of the dinner We got to talk some more while waiting for the Mark V to decide it wanted to go home. Awsome tool kit that came embedded in the boot of the Mark V Thomas was so calm about his Mark V not starting! Thomas Swayze & Richard Scott with the 1950 Mark V. The Mark V did eventually decide to start and take them home.
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For the Spring Thing Drive everyone first gathered at the Walmart in Tacoma, WA. Kurt Jacobson, in blue jacket, gave us directions on the route and about filling in the answers to his clues for the game/contest. Kurt giving us more details. We all listened carefully. Still listening. Some of us were more studious. This was the kind of drive it was! Ehab and Samah driving through the canyon, looking for clues. Tanya got a great picture of one of the views we had during the drive around the peninsula. Filling in the answers to the clues added more interest to the drive. At the end of the drive, Monte & Diane Powell opened up their PowellsWood Garden to the club. Kurt planting the flag. The Flag! Gathering at PowellsWood Garden. The gardens were lovely. Walking down the path on the garden tour. Wish I knew what they were pointing at! Justin Henderson, the garden director and tour guide made the tour interesting and informative. Justin kept us entertained. I especially love bleeding hearts! The garden was awesome. And this was a great time of year to see it. Some of us spread out blankets and had a real picnic on the lawn. Tim & Kathy Weber (left) and Kurt Hrubant & Patty McKerney (right). Samah & Ehab Sahawneh (left) and the Webers (right). Gathered at PowellsWood. New member, Julian Pace, talking to one of the founding members of the club, Adrian Brennan. It was such a great venue for the ending of our pleasant drive through the Gig Harbor Peninsula backroads. It was a great location where all the Jaguars could line up. Kurt led us in song. No, he gave us the answers to his clues. Everyone was busy seeing which answers they got correct. Monte & Diane Powell generously provided us desserts (yummm) and drinks. Apparently the Spring Thing drive has been going for a long time, even before the two clubs joined. This plaque starts with 1990 and is the perpetual plague holding the names of the first place winners. The first place winners were Ehab and Samah and the prize came from Griot's Garage. Second place went to Craig and Wendy Duckering. Another shot of the parking area. Our gracious host, Monte Powell, with his 2006 XKR Coupe. Where is the ellusive Diane???? Kurt & Cheryl brought both their Jaguars, the 1954 XK120 OTS and the 2007 XK convertible. Margaret Ames & Tom Hilton with their 2004 XK8 Roy & Sheila Pringle and their XF. Kurt Hrubant and Patty McKerney with their 2015 F-Type. Tanya and Bob Book with their 1992 XJS. Kurt & Cheryl's 1954 XK120 OTS. Tim & Kathy Weber's I-Pace. Many of the following car pictures were taken by our tour guide Justin Henderson. Ray Papineau's 1990 XJS Coupe. Roy Pringles XF Tom Hilton's 2004 XK8 Bob & Tanya Book's 1992 XJS convertible. Ehab & Samah Sahawneh's 1963 E-Type FHC. Craig & Wendy Duckering's 2017 F-Type. Adrian Brennan's XK Tim & Kathy Weber's I-Pace. Kurt Hrubant's 2015 F-Type Coupe. Julian Pace's 2007 XK. Sharon & Brian's 2003 S-Type.
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Club drive in April went to Tulip Town and to La Conner. This was the first drive attended by new members Craig and Wendy Duckering with their 2017 F-Type. Art Foley with his guest, exchange student Marianna Erbe from Godiasco, Italy, in his 1961 E-Type. Cars on the road from the south, heading to meeting point to the north. Bill and Marion Earl in front of their 1969 E-Type. Brian Nash brought his Mom (Linda). They are in front of his 2014 F-Type. Fred Ehret and Anastasia Fyntrilakis with his 1967 E-Type. Steve Bird with his 2019 F-Pace Tracy Owen with his 1996 XJS One of Ray's many jaguars! Glen & Debbie's red 1959 XK 150S. The other vehicle is Alison and Jerry Lamb's 1967 E-Type. Club met at the Seattle Premium Outlet before caravan to tulip fields. Over 20 jaguars caravanned up I-5 Gathered at Tulip Town. Brand new member in white POLO shirt is Julian Pace in front of his white 2007 XK. Cars parked at Tulip Town. Cars parked at Tulip Town in the dandelion fields. Cars parked at Tulip Town. Cars parked at Tulip Town. Timing was perfect to see the tulips at their best. There were acres and acres of tulips I want to copy this for my yard! Very scenic windmill, water and loads of flowers. The drive ended with a stop in La Conner where people could wander through the shops. Thank you Kent for putting on the drive. Shown here with Lisa and wearing his new hat with SJC logo! Ehab and Samah showed off their new clothing with SJC logo! Kurt & Cheryl Jacobson in front of recently purchased 2007 XK in Seafrost Blue. Closeup showing Kurt's new shirt with club logo. Alison & Jerry Lamb Left to Right: Brian Nash, his Mom Linda Nash, Julian Pace, his friend Mulani. Left to Right: Steve Bird,Tim and Kathy Weber, Cheryl Jacobson,Deb Hall, Ron Smith, Wendy Duckering, Craig Duckering. Tip toeing through the tulips, er dandelions.
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Members gathered at Griot's Garage in Tacoma for drive up to Port Gamble Last minute checks before drive up to Port Gamble Port Gamble, a company mill town, made for a very scenic stop. Port Gamble Town Manager, Pete Orbea, gave us a great overview of its history. Lots of members gathering for history lesson Walter Ames House in the background was the largest house in the company town. Chris and Ray parked on street in Port Gamble Great opportunity to peek under the hoods! The largest club gathering of Jaguars since 2019 Concours. Nice day for catching up with old friends. And get a close up look at other members Jaguars. Tanya & Bob Book's 1968 XKE 2 + 2 Member Tami Mathisen, local resident, gave us a short history lesson on Poulsbo WA. Another member, Bob Alness, was also able to give us some personal history. Ray Papineau's 1968 E Type FHC Fred Ehret's 1967 XKE OTS. Finally got to see Ehab and Samah's beautifully restored 1950 XK 120 OTS. Kent and Lisa. Kent planned the drive to Port Gamble/Poulsbo. Opportunity in Poulsbo for most cars to line up together. History lesson with Tami Tami Mathisen
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Raptor Biologist Bud Anderson with captured Red Tailed Hawk John Voight releasing the tagged hawk club members gathered along road to watch the raptors tour stopped to observe eagles closeup eagles feeding Brad, with his Falcon, gave presentation on Falconry
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