Been marshalling for a few years now  TT & MGP and really enjoyed the whole experience, started at Sky Hill K tree area but have moved around a fair bit depending on where theres a shortage,Laurel bank, Pumphouse, 16th milestone and this year was 13th milestone westwood. I've recruited a couple of mates and my brother and nephew along with his partner and my daughter was along for the Manx they all help out when they can. I've been spannering at the Classic TT with the lads at Davies Motorsport which has been an absolute experience but still manage to get in a couple of evenings marshalling during practice. Roll on next year

(25-11-2014, 03:09 PM)BRADDAN OAK Wrote: I marshal at braddan oak tree, been there for TT and  MGP  for last 15 years.

Braddan, were you there the day Cap Davies crashed the Padgetts YZR500 Yamaha, I collected the bike after the practice.

(26-11-2014, 12:07 AM)panman Wrote:

(25-11-2014, 08:12 PM)SteveG Wrote: Railway, Union Mills (with Panman) for TT and MGP although no TT next year as the good lady insists she wants a holiday, so we are leaving the Isle of Man as everyone else is arriving.

Welcome to the Forum Steve, nice to hear from you   I hope all is well with you?

Cheers Chris.  All good thanks.

Sector 12 for the last 8 years, mainly at Bedstead.

Took over as DSM @ Hillberry this years TT and love every minute of it

Sector 7 usually, but I have wandered occasionally.

Spannerman,
Yes I was there, good lad was cap davies, I was talking to him the last time he rode there, he said I've had a few near does time I packed it in. A pity really he was such a nice fellow. wonder how he is going on.

Myself and the wife were at Guthries and Windy last year for our first year Marshaling and it was fantastic. Met some great people and cannot wait to get back this year.

Self explanatory really, have been on the mountain since 1969, started at windy many years flagman at bungalow seventies and eighties, but seem to have mainly got stuck back there for years.time I gave it up! (Been saying that for 10 years! ) but spose I'll be back next year. See you in June.

Sector 8 at Whitegates up to TT this year but now living back in Australia so won't be able to get back to Whitegates again.
Paul

You'll be missing the cuppas at Ron's, Paul. Cold tinnies are'nt the same!

Morning Stubottle, with an abundance of cold tinnies available down under, it's a real shame that I've never touched alcohol in my life.  Never mind, I'll can always rely on our Ron to put the kettle on if I am ever able to get back to the rock.  I do miss the Marshal way of life but being 'home' again goes a long way to make up for hanging the Orange tabbard up.

Sector 5, usually around Cronk-Y-Voddy.  Been coming for 5 years, can't miss the TT now.

Have to post again....have joined the exodus from iomtt forum, and got an extra star for one post.....wonder if I'll get another one for the next post!

Windy Corner is where I can be found.

Myself @ son sector 2 Crosby crossroads.
We live in the bus shelter

I've marshalled at the MGP for the last two years. Usually start the week at Union Mills but then move around - been at the Bungalow, Ballaugh, Bradden Oak, Quarry Bends, the Creg, the 32nd and a couple of others. My wife has also joined in, but only for practice. Will be back for only a couple of days next August so will be back at Union Mills - can't wait!

Uncle Buck - we did the Manx at Crosby crossroads for a good few years with Arthur and Bob.

Hi canamant
Have done last 4 years TT with Arthur & Bob.

The clues in the name   LoL

have been there a few years now,     great bunch of lads and lassies

(01-12-2014, 09:34 PM)alpine marshal Wrote: The clues in the name   LoL

have been there a few years now,     great bunch of lads and lassies

Evening all!

Sector 4 - Black Dub. And a few points around it as well. Not as regular as I would like these days, but there is not doubt that is the best thing I ever did. Wonderful friends, amazing spectacle and pick up some very useful skills. I highly recommend it to anyone who is thinking of it.

And thanks to Malcolm for hosting us all!