Pictures of Hoody's trip to the LeMans Classic. It was very hot but some excellent racing.

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Hoody is looking forward to a trip to Le Mans to watch the Le Mans Classic racing along with his driver Steve. Pictures will follow.

Hoody Attends the Coventry museum and sat on the world fastest car. He was scared for a while

Thanks to Gaz for organising a great day out. Donations were much appreciated.

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Hoody meets Les Dennis and Brian conley at Milton Keenes

Hoody hits the town

Early sunday morning 05.30 a group of nutters meet at scratchwood services to take hoody on a sight seeing trip round London. He visited Abbey Road, Belgrave Square, Downing street, Buckingham palace, The mall ,Scotland yard, Harrods, London eye, london air ambulance, Ace cafe.

Photos taken at each location and no arrests so far although he got a telling of when he got back to scratchwood for breakfast.

Hoody with Steve Alttwassser

Hoody Visits the vets thanx to Natasha lovettie & Victoria Willingale RVN for giving him a good going over and the all cleat to travel

During his time with Steve hoody Raised £213 bringing the total to £678 plus the £145 raised at bob and silv's BBQ weekend and £188 gift aid giving a grand total so far of £1011

Hoody Cat sitting for Steve ( hope you paid him)

Hoody Ready to leave TVH meeting for a few days with Steve

TVH members getting hoody in to bad habits

hoody bear at the southern area meet. he was a big hit with all who met him and he seems to have developed a taste for real ale (oops)

hoody at the TVH meet

hoody bear at the TVH meet yesterday at the fox and hounds in Theale.

he was welcomed by Daryl the landlord, made a few new friends and was then passed to Stephen Altwasser for his trip to London next weekend.

we had a hard time getting his minder, Becky's daughter Tasha, to hand him to Stephen :-)

where's hoody been this week

Hi Hoody Bear here.
Well since I left Stoneigh I have made some new friends in Tasha's soft toys.
Friday I was taken back to where it all started for me at the Bear Garden in Guildford.
It was great to see Andrew and his staff again.
Where will I go to next? Will keep you all posted.

Hoody Bear.






Thanx for the update Chris

Good bye stoneleigh be back in a year

Well this is it and off I go with my new friend Chris Newlands he lives down south some where guess I will find out. What will I be doing and who will I meet next?

Stoneleigh Weekend The start

What a busy weekend I have had, Saturday afternoon a few of the club took me to see the Warwickshire & Northamptonshire air ambulance for photos and to meet the crew. Sunday was the start of the big adventure and I got to meet Vicki Butler-Henderson lucky bear, I also met the guys from complete kit car and had a photo with them on their show stand. Monday I spent quite a bit of time looking for Tiff Needell, hoping to get my autograph book signed by him as well but no luck. Over the weekend I raised £112.09 in the bucket, to still be added to this is what Mel from the air ambulance made and any profits that Ian made on lanyards.Well done all.

photo with mk lightnings

milton keynes ice hockey visit

Hoody will be taking to the ice Hoody will be taking to the ice this saturday night at Milton Keynes. He will be celebrating the MK Lightening being crowned EPL Champions. MK have kindly donated a signed shirt and stick which will be auctioned off at a later date. Photos to follow. saturday night at Milton Keynes. He will be celebrating the MK Lightening being crowned EPL Champions. MK have kindly donated a signed shirt and stick which will be auctioned off at a later date. Photos to follow.

Derbyshire,Leicestershire & Rutland air ambulance

This is what its all about then, me helping these car mad nutters raise money to keep these fantastic ambulances in the air. Chatting to these guys has let me know what they do. They can get airborne in 45 seconds,reach the most northerly point in Derbyshire in 16 minutes and the most southerly point in Leicestershire in 11 minutes. They operate 7 days a week and cover an area of 2100 squire miles, covering a population in excess of 1.4 million plus motorists passing through the area on the M1. It costs £1.5 million a year to operate this service and this is only 1 of the air ambulances in the country. Guess that's why they need the help of a super fund raising bear

GBS Visit.

Here I am sitting on the bonnet of a Robin hood, during a visit to the GBSC this morning. Brrrr it was cold.

1st Trip out.

I'm looking forward to my 1st run out tomorrow, although it seems a bit cold to be travelling in an open topped kit car !!! Will post soon on how it went.

Hoody The Bear - 1st Post

Hoody The Bear is unofficially born and will start an annual adventure raising funds for the Air Ambulance Association.

Welcome to my Blog on the net about my escapades and travels with the Robin Hood owners Club and Register. I shall be starting my travels on the 03rd May 2010 from the Stoneleigh Kit car show.

Watch out for further information.