Quo Vadis? "Quo Vadis?", which translated means "Whither goest thou?", is the Association's magazine. Published three times a year, in March, July and November, it is circulated to all its members. It contains: · accounts and pictures of the End-to-End journeys Members · travel items of a broader or different nature of interest to Members · lists of new Members · reports of the Association’s weekends · details of the Trophy winners · puzzles, quizzes and items of a lighthearted nature It keeps Members informed of what's happening within the Association, and gives them an opportunity of airing their views and helps them keep in touch with one another. Over the years, it has recounted the tales of Members who have completed the journey: in a hand-propelled invalid carriage, on a 49cc NSC moped using only SIX gallons of fuel, in a powered wheelchair, on bicycles, taking in the four extremities of the British mainland, walking with Ian Botham in 1985, in a pony and trap, in a Phantom jet fighter in the record time of 46 minutes and 44 seconds, in Old Number 9 - a 1926 Bentley, in 17 hours, on a quad farm bike, on foot, as a 78-year-old man, in 42 days, which culminated in his proposal to his lady friend under the Land's End signpost; she accepted! There are many accounts from Members who have displayed great courage in overcoming disabilities or adverse circumstances; Members who are elderly or very young. You can read about their exploits and adventures in the Magazine. Click here if you wish to contribute.