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  1. ian2b
    Hi Nigel did you manange to take any pics whilst away and if so can we see them. :-)
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    Jack, where has the Roadsure thread gone
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    Your my someone else John :whistle:
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    The best way to light the cooker is "get someone else to light it " and stand clear. :-D
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    http://i74.photobucket.com/albums/i272/ian2b/no5COOKERCONTROL.jpg[/img] You need to turn on the main gas supply and light BOTH the centre brown looking ones, these stay on all the time you are cooking, there is a control knob for the centre burners so you can adjust it to what size flame you need (we normaly cook with the centre ones because they are always on) The out black knobs will let you turn on the gas for the outer rings back and front. Good luck and keep your head back so you can keep your eyebrows. Use a long lighter.
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    Over here a fried slice refers to bread
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    Hi R cubed, Our group has a No 5 cooker which was lent to CanadianScottish and the WW1 group at Detling he was only cooking for between 50 - 70 off them. Report was it worked very well. So it might be better if you only cook for large numbers of people - I like a fried slice with my breakfast.
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    The dark side....

    ian2b replied to Rick W's topic in MV Chatter

    You and Steve and that story you gave " I was collecting wood " well the camera never lies :whistle: :-D :-D :-D :-D :-D :-D (your secrets safe Lee) P.S Sorry for the thread hijack Rick
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    The dark side....

    ian2b replied to Rick W's topic in MV Chatter

    Detling (in the woods) :whistle:
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    The dark side....

    ian2b replied to Rick W's topic in MV Chatter

    He does have some hidden secrets but Im not allowed to revile them. (Pirbright ) :whistle:
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    Cheers Paul be good to see the MMVG again. We will contact you nearer the time to find out what size area you want.
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    I think you will find that the Bedford MJ's are about 9450 kg and will need to be down rated to drive on a C1 licence. If the vehicle is not down rated you will need a LGV licence to drive it. They will need to go through a plating test as.
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    Not another moderator getting rid of his post war vehicle and getting a Jimmy :whistle:
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    Or you could lend me the first recording :-D
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    Still waiting for someone "LEE" to record it so i can see it :whistle:
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    LMFAO :rofl: :rofl: Think i might get one now :whistle:
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    Happy Birthday Stryker
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    :rofl: :rofl: :rofl: :rofl: :rofl: I like the idea Richard but I think the Bedford might be to high - stand clear below.
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    All i can do is apply and see what happens if i get accepted then all well and good and if not i will find somewhere else to go.
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    Thanks Richard, Was looking at going to the show next year in the bedford and trailer so would be doing the 5 days at least. Was wondering how early they let you arrive so i could get more camping days there.
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    Hi, For those that attend the GDSF whats the earliest you are aloud to arrive and the latest you can stay till in your MV's.
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    Happy Birthday Mark
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    If you was to display your board now some little git would proberly steal your plaques.
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    I would imagine they where on there way to Rougham. Saturday 18/8/2007 - Sunday 19/8/2007 Rougham Air Display, Rougham Airfield near Bury St.Edmunds.
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    For the woman that demands that little extra (batterys not included)
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