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The Second Maldon Run

by Keith & Alison Rutledge

’Twas on a Sunday morning
The thirteenth of July An intrepid group of NACCers
Came ‘buzzing’ slowly by.

They started at the Motor Fair
In sunny Maldon town; Thirteen all told, they made their way
Along, and up, and down.

They visited the factory
In Tiptree, where they make The famous jam, and there they had
A cream tea, or a cake.

Some braved the ‘Maldon mountain’
As home they made their way To collect their plaque and pot of jam!
The end of a perfect day.

To make sure they came back safely
We had Emma to keep track; She counted them all out
And she counted them all back!

We had a raffle also
In aid of charity, Oh, by the way, along the route
Some were overtaken—by a bee!

The chrome on Honda Goldwings
Had a dazzle that we lacked But we don’t care, we enjoyed the fair
Even though we ended up NACCered.


First published: October 1997


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