Snippets from Pike Archive Oxford 1984

Cards and Bikes

Pikes decided to send, "Wish you were here," cards to absent Pikes. Messages contained on each card are shown. The card bearing this message, "Pikehand weekend without you is like porridge without salt," is missing.

		We've all just been for an accomplishment and we are incerdibly proud of each others. Indian food works wonders!
		Date 29 April 1984. Location:- Black Prince. Woodstock! Purpose:- Final drink and parting thought. We raise our glasses to you. From:- Bob, Graham, Ray, Bryan, Alan, Jeff, Pete.
		Missed your money and you. Love and kisses. XXX
		Uncle Clink. (ANAG) If anyone asked me for you I'll tell them you haven't seen me!
		Dear Friend. It is with regret that we write to inform you of our newly elected Patron and President in accordance with Rule Britannia Q.Q. Who To?? Any further correspondence should be sent to her. The Pikehands.
		A view of the first venue of the famous order of Pikehands. This is the venue. Where is the Re-Venue? You are in everlasting credit to the Pikehands
		Who said?, "When a date is set for a Pikehand meet, a Pikehand must arrange his year around that date." A) Arthur Robbins. B) Ms V Hoxey. C) Joan Bugner. D) Len Unclick. (ANAG)
		Who managed our first bike ride less knackered than he was/is with any future rides?

Link to weekend at Oxford