Nailsworth Ladder is an historic Cotswold Hill, it's use going back to 1913. It can also be relied on to produce some spectacular action and interest because there is a choice of routes for a successful climb. the loudest cheers were reserved for John Wilton's Tojan Utility((7), and the Wall's family Austin 7(63), but the most spectacular climb was John Bell's MF TB(68), which was really too fast for my camera settings. Of the Escorts, Dick Bolt(31) and Simon Groves((33) were spectacular, and Phil Tucker(34) seemed to get up with less stress. In Class 1, Dave Haizelden(69), and James Shallcross(71) were also spectacular. If you wish to purchase copies of these photos I have put them all onto a Photobox web site, which has full electronic ordering facilities. They can be found here:- http://www.photoboxgallery.com/classictrials