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well done ,I used to be a cub leader myself and it is always good to get interaction between the old and young

british wartime motorcycle helmets must rate quite high on the list of most uncomfortable ,they start to press on the front of your head at 2 points after half an hour or sos wear and bike riders can often be seen pushing them backwards at every opportunity

welcome aboard,dont let David lead you astray

welcome aboard ,sounds like you may have knowledge to pass on as well as gain

unless anything has changed I think you will find the dates are already set as the 23rd and 24th of june 2012,at least I hope thats right otherwise I will get very lonely on the campsite

Nigel

sorry about the spelling mistake Jack I was rushing ,does the limit of 87 vehicles include bikes?

is the run into Weymouth going to have a police escort or do us bikers have an excuse to stop traffic again ??

menu sounds good to me Dave and if you are stuck for the shopping trip I will probably have an empty van there

jeez ,thats fast,have you thought about bringing it over to armaour and embarkation next year?

not all landys leak,beleive it or not my series is almost totally dry

welcome aboard from another Herts lad ,where abouts are you based?

cant park there ,thats lenny,s space

the airfield dig thread that turned really bitchy on warrelics and me and the guy that started it decided to end the thread, although calling everyone a bunch of idiots and saying it was all make believe was not my idea but that's what he posted so the thread got closed and we're still investigating the 2 large trenches full of yank vehicles and another one probably full of parts but before anyone gets too excited nothing has been confirmed yet as we're still waiting for some geofizz which is why i want to crack on and do it myself with a mine detector or something else cheap

 

eddy

I assumed the thread starter was a wind up merchant and everything was his idea of a joke

Yep, i saw that too going anti-clockwise on the M25, although its actually a Sexton. I'm guessing it yours again Adrian? How do you manage to rope the army into moving your toys around for you?

 

Richard

at a guess fiming on the plains?

have a great day mr Ives and try and stat out of the kitchen for a change

hey dave working on your tan and playing at the same time, now that really is living the dream

 

clive i'll be looking on land, i've had a tip off about buried yank vehicles on an old airbase which are apparently 5 ft down and i also got chatting to an old boy that knows the location of a halifax crash site above glossop which he helped to clear when he was a lad but he told me 3 of the engines where left behind in the peat bog, which is worth looking into as it's only 5 miles away.

 

eddy

its not that lot from the other forum is it?

glad this is heading towards a satisfactory conclusion,whats the plans for it once recovered?

wonder what an aux unit was doing with a tank?

ai seem to remember there was a Dutch site called warbikes and also colin mcgregor stevens has some info on pushbikes on his site from canada

Nigel

welcome aboard ,where are you based?

looking really good ,not too much more to do now,is that your peugeot 301 in the background?

sad loss to the world of military history

welcome in James,glad you got your access problems sorted,now to start looking for those elusive parts

Nigel

welcome in Stefano and your English is far better than my Italian

got to agree with all the above ,although I must say I went to a club in Essex last night and drove through a couple of small villages which had certainly done their bit to keep the flag companies in business