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The Wallace is held every year over the Spring Bank Holiday. It will be the 12th rally in 2003.
It's held at Stirling County Rugby Club, which is overlooked by both Stirling Castle and The Wallace Monument. In short it's a brilliant site for a rally, bars, good grub, showers and toilets. There's all of a 10 minute walk into the city for cafes, pubs, restaurants, bars, takeaways, alehouses, sightseeing, inns etc. . Once out of the city there's some great biking roads and places to visit (distilleries always appeal to me), you could go on the traditional Rally rideout though this may resemble qualifying for the 500 GP depending on the 'road captain'.
Cally members take the silly games quite seriously. Any suspicion of not cheating is dealt with quite harshly. Remember the referees decision is final and that he can usually be bribed with a ½ pint shandy. The North West have been known to enter the games but they stopped as people thought their club name was actually 'the North West Last'.

 
 

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- if you're lucky you'll not be in any of them.
If you're really unlucky you might be in one picked for our occasional Caption Contest. Still if you want revenge you can always e-mail photos to us to put on the site. Click here to send.
Discretion will be assured at all times (not!).

 

About the Monument

  • 1830's Committee set up.
  • 1859 £3,387 raised from public donations
    Architect J. T. Richard commissioned.
  • 1869 finished cost in excess of £10,000.
    Obviously the Victorians weren't too prudish about bloody great phallic symbols.