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Posts posted by Mrs Hardyferret
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If any one is interested in becoming involved collecting for Poppy Day next year and putting this shamfull situation to rights use this link http://www.poppy.org.uk/index.php/poppy-people-wanted.html and get signed up now. :-D
We have taken the tins and trays of poppys every where we go - not just standing / parking outside PC World and the like. But be ready to explain just what it is all about as the ignorance about the poppy appeal is quite staggering.:confused:
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My suggestion for what it is worth is get in touch with Ian Hambridge - he and his very hard working group at Maiden Newton put on an excelent event this year and the location prety much fits the bill for the type of event that you seem to be outlining.
So there you go - Maiden Newton, Dorset. fantastic village, amazing history and a lot of war time fortifications still in place all allong the line of the railway. They even get the road closed for the weekend.
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Though i take the Jeep to Beltring, for me the show is for socializing wit friends here and from other forums i visit as it is the one place we all gather.
The Plains is always a friendly meet with good off road runs, and like wise the Poole Park remembrance service.
In deepest Dorset / Hampshire we have a non public chill out weekend in the new forest, public are not turned away if they arrive at the gate but it is not advertised as a show.No matter how many attend it is always good just to talk with like minded peoples, try an activity and have a road run through the forest.
I do not own a uniform appropriate to my vehicle yet and would definitely be out of place in some of the in some of the shows/road runs mentioned here (or be stuck out of the way somewhere )
Thats it from me, i am sure there is a place for all types of show and i for one will attend as many as i can while i can.
Ashley
Total agree with that sentiment Ashley. Lets do it while we can :-D
We have always tried to make any show we attend fit the bill for us - if it is a static show we will put out a display of equipment, including wepons related to the vehicle on show. we man this and have a great time talking to people about it. We have both been very privaliged to hear some of the stories from veterans that have been sparked by our display.
We also greatly enjoy the weekend at Buckfastliegh - this is held primarily for the participants - but again members of the public a most welcome to come and look around. There are several road runs held over the weekend which you can join in if you wish. there are also fantastic camps set up by the re-enactors and the back drop of the station all in 1940s trim is wonderful.
as Ashley stated above some shows are best for parking up your vehicle and spending time jawing with friends.
We enjoy the mix of event types.
must stop rambling -
To sum up I belive you will only get out what you put in.
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:bow::beer::banana::dancinggirls::banana::clap:
Didn't they do well
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NONCOMBATANT :n00b:
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YOKEL
the first word that came into my head on reviewing the previous submisions :-D
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:rofl: :rofl: Foolish Boy
PS anyone want a slightly damaged and mud stained pink cushion?????
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:???x-craft..............:???
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Yazoo
Orthodox
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Recoil
Quote:Originally Posted by Mrs Hardyferret
Come on guys ................... play the game....................
thats what we are puzzuling about. Be gentle with us.
Gentle............do not understand the word gentle
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Sorry :sweat:
What about
Overthrow
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(Engage) Operation
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Mercy
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:-d yelp
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Come on guys ................... play the game....................
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Dominatrix
:shocked: :nono:
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As Saturday the Pig is booked to go to the Royal Signals Museum, Sunday is the day for us to take the Pig and all appropriate NI gear to Tank Fest, so come on down and say hello.:wave:
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First aider asked a land rover driver who was slightly/very worse for wear and had lost his bearings so was unable to find his vehicle on the War & Peace show ground ' I am sure we can get you back to your Land Rover what colour is it?'.............................
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Ashley the camp site is in Sandpit Field which is on the sea front/overlooking the prom. I think :sweat: it is close to the tourist info office - look forward to seeing you there. :-D
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Mr & Mrs Hardyferret
Saturday only (as discussed) Canam Bambardier
I will have all its doc's stuffed in my jacket.
:cry: very sad that we cannot come for the whole weekend and bring the pig :cry:
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:bow::clap: Well done Joris - what a great way to spend some time.
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Guys thanks for the lovely greetings - I've missed you all too :hug:
Well Joris........... now you come to mention it, there are a few spare rolls...............:-DDo you have any more of the fake barbed wire? -
Well true to form the HMVF members did do something and here are the photos
[img ]http://i135.photobucket.com/albums/q137/MrsHardyferret/Cushion%20Ransom/AdjP7202673.jpg[/img]
A sad and sorry tale
THE END
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Well - here we are again. :yay: Took me a little time, but as HF calls me 'a wooley headed floosey' it is not a surprise :noyay: is it.
I must say I do find this skin a little intimidating and look forward to seeing 'the final product' :coffee:
Well done Joris - you ara a wiz of the 1st order and well done too to Jack without who none of us would be here.................... :idea: that makes him sound a bit like a god dosn't it?:bow:
I know it is a shame that some info has been lost but I'm sure there will be shed loads to come in the very near future - just as soon as every one gets back and gets familiar with things :shocking:
PS whats all this talk about dancing girls? I thought the boys where putting together a troup for our delectation????
Snow flake run
in The meetings log and photobook
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the second guess is nearer the truth....................all those Brussel Sprouts :shocked:
:-D Yes Ashley it was a great run - a little more sun would have been good, but hey ho at least it was dry this year.