Hols4H: A signed and framed shirt from Mark Cavendish (28.07.)

**YesItsMe** · 08-07-2010, 19:59

Have you heard who won stage five of the Tour de France today ?

It was Mark Cavendish, who roared back to form to win them all.

And in this auction you can bid for

A signed and framed shirt from Mark Cavendish !!!

It was the 25-year-old's 11th Tour win in three seasons but he was bouncing back from Sunday's crash and Wednesday's disappointing 12th-placed finish.

Instead of any words ... this is what the winner's shirt looks like:

The auction will run till the Tour de France is over, so please make your bids before

Wednesday, 28th of July, 1800 hrs.

( Just to make sure, this is GMT. )

Please support the good cause !!

Many thanks to PRT, who donated the shirt.

**YesItsMe** · 08-07-2010, 20:39

I forgot something really important ...

there is a reserve of £90 for this shirt.

**grimbo** · 08-07-2010, 22:31

£95 then

**Markintime** · 08-07-2010, 22:35

£100 ...............

**YesItsMe** · 08-07-2010, 22:42

Thank you both for your bids, gentlemen.

**YesItsMe** · 09-07-2010, 13:08

Copied to RP.

**YesItsMe** · 09-07-2010, 17:17

Some sort of BUMP for this unique item:

Tour de France 2010:
Mark Cavendish claims second win in stage six.

Mark Cavendish powered to his second win in a row
after some superb teamwork from his HTC Columbia team-mates
in the sixth and longest stage of the Tour De France.

... and you could get his signed and framed shirt. ;)

**grimbo** · 09-07-2010, 22:11

had to spend £400 having feck off big ash tree cut down in garden today, so thats me out of this one then , good luck to the winner

**YesItsMe** · 10-07-2010, 10:24

What a pity, grimbo.

You wouldn't want any shadow gone, if you were here though.

**grimbo** · 10-07-2010, 12:33

Same here on Ashdown Forest ... whinnie the pooh and tigger are ok though still loads of shade left , hate cutting down trees but this one was on our boundry overhanging a footpath and had a fungus infection , couldn't risk it dropping a branch on one of our neighbours.... Nuns

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**Pararegtom** · 10-07-2010, 12:47

Originally Posted by grimbo

Same here on Ashdown Forest ... whinnie the pooh and tigger are ok though still loads of shade left , hate cutting down trees but this one was on our boundry overhanging a footpath and had a fungus infection , couldn't risk it dropping a branch on one of our neighbours.... Nuns

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grimbo your neighbour keeps nuns?