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Well entry sent in,........:)if your starting a list Mark. Me, Bedford MW. See you in July. Andy

Had mine for a couple of weeks.

:shocked: OUCH............:sweat: Re using motorways,.........whilst I'd rather not use them, in Bedford, if I'm going any distance, (dorset, next year springs to mind,) and a stretch is involved, I'll use it; With fuel the price it is, and the (normally)direct line routing of said roads, I'm willing to take the risk; (will have flashing beacon and 'slow vehicle', signs displayed) At end of day, our vehicles ARE road legal, and as such are allowed to travel these routes. (I'd NOT use these after dark, though......thinking about it, I'd rather not use ANY road after dark, with Bedford.) Hope ALL drivers/rider and passengers are OK. Andy

Does anyone know if they are forum members ?? Shame, hope both/all are OK. Cheers for posting,Paul. Andy

Great link. Cheers Neil. Regards, Andy

Sounds like you all had a GREAT time, Rosie......... Nice One. All the best, Andy

Look good, Robert. Cheers for posting them,................ Any more, esp brit vehicles........?? All the best, Andy

Thought both Gen Dannetts and French Guy's (prime minister ??) speeches were spot on,.....as for 'our Gordon's........well, :argh:

.............and as for the red grill,..............:cool2:

:shocked: OY..........C.W.you know what happened last time you started on the arsfarts............:sweat::sweat::sweat: The publication, in question also had a part two,...... Military Training Pamphlet, No 46 part 2: Field Defences;........ Worth a look if you see one. Andy

Having, in the past, been to both T&T (the 1st one)- and Overlord, (for the last four), as a visitor, I enjoy Horndean more; Obvoiusly, the entry is one factor,- although, this year, I knew as an MVT member I could have got into T&T free,.........where as in past I've had free entry into Overlord, I still prefered to spend my time/money at Horndean, and, am looking into taking Bedford to event next year,.......something I've not even remotly thought about doing for T&T. I guess it comes down to, well, for me, anyways, , the feel of the shows, and Horndean feels friendlier.........( and I get to be abused by Rosie, on the gate.............:cool2:) ( only kidding, Rosie..........) Each to their own, I guess. Andy

True,................must say I was well chuffed to find bits I needed for Bedford, though,.............and well cheap. :banana: Also got a denim romper suit,.......errr:sweat: sorry, one piece overalls :-D Andy

Nice job, Chris. Have pm'ed you. All the best, Andy

Hi Duncan, there is someone reguarly selling what look to be these on ebay;...............off the top of my bonce, I can't remember the name....:banghead: Maybe's you've found it, re you last posting. All the best, mate Andy

As CW's already said, a great show, today; great to catch up with the aformentioned CW and Pat, Rosie and Russ, (did you ever get around to making your poor hard working partner a cuppa, Rosie......:cool2:) and Nic J. Must point Bedfords nose in Horndeans direction, next year. Pat, hope your mum gets better soon. See you soon,.........(or if your REALLY unlucky,..........even sooner.........:nut:) Andy

Looks like YOUR buying, next tuesday, then David. :cool2: All the best, for yesterday, mate. Andy

I'm happy with MVT, although I've found cheaper insurance than the companys they recommend;..........Windscreen is a great read. Was a member of IMPS, but left due to attitude of local rep,(at the time NOT current rep).

Hi John,..........glad to see you finally made it, here......:-D See you soon, mate. All the best, Andy

Hear, hear. Hope all is OK, mate........ Andy

Hi Alan, welcome to the friendly forum. All the best, Andy

Me too........ Dunno where I'm parking as mate is having a sale's pitch..........hope to meet up and partake in some nuts etc, though. :-D Andy

Yup, I hear she's just ordered a pair of thigh boots...........:sweat:

Will be there for the day on sun, with the Bedford. Maybe's see you there...... Andy. Are you booked in for Tinkers the following weekend ??

Well, in the non military list are, Jonathan Livingstone Seagull, and others by Richard Bach; The Pop Larkin Chronicles, by H.E Bates, and The Modern Antiquarian by Julian Cope. On Military titles, certainly Normandy To The Baltic by Monty, The Black Bull by Patrick Delaforce and Taurus Pursuant, history of 11th Armoured Div. are but three I reguarly re-read. Having said the above, book (military)I have read most often has to be Ken Smalls The Forgotten Dead. Andy

:sweat:BLIMEY;..... WELL DONE, Radek, (and friends) All the best, Andy