The man behind Bushy's beer tent says he's pleased he perserved to get the TT staple in its usual spot.
It was a somewhat shaky start for Martin Brunnschweiler who had to re-apply for the Bottleneck site after Douglas Council put it out to tender.
Although the tent is a focal point of the TT festivities he says it can only continue if it is financially viable.
Despite this Martin says he has already made a firm commitment to the tent for the foreseeable future:
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