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The photo shoot disaster posted earlier, reminded me of a bad photo shoot we had once.
Our club at one time held a" driving Rodeo" event in a state parking lot we had gotten permission to use
on weekends. All the trials were quite slow events, first or reverse gear. Each event started and ended
on a line and was timed. There was a "garage" laid out to drive into and turn around in (pylons )
There was backing though a slalom of pylons with tennis balls, Lots of fun stuff.
So naturally the local TV station wanted to film some of the action for the news. So my foolish(younger)
self , let the camera man & assistant ride along on a demo of one of the challenges in my Tr3. It all went well and the
camera man handled my easy going driving up to the point where I stopped on the line. Not abruptly really,
but the weight of the TV camera was enough to pitch the cameraman off his perch behind the seat into the
windscreen ! He was unhurt(thank you lord) and I had been meaning to replace the glass in anycase. However
SUPER embarrassing thing to happen to say the least!!
Mad dog
Our club at one time held a" driving Rodeo" event in a state parking lot we had gotten permission to use
on weekends. All the trials were quite slow events, first or reverse gear. Each event started and ended
on a line and was timed. There was a "garage" laid out to drive into and turn around in (pylons )
There was backing though a slalom of pylons with tennis balls, Lots of fun stuff.
So naturally the local TV station wanted to film some of the action for the news. So my foolish(younger)
self , let the camera man & assistant ride along on a demo of one of the challenges in my Tr3. It all went well and the
camera man handled my easy going driving up to the point where I stopped on the line. Not abruptly really,
but the weight of the TV camera was enough to pitch the cameraman off his perch behind the seat into the
windscreen ! He was unhurt(thank you lord) and I had been meaning to replace the glass in anycase. However
SUPER embarrassing thing to happen to say the least!!
Mad dog
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