Tony B

Supposedley that scource of the story that: 'When the crew bailed into a truck and took off at high speed, they were overtaken by a LAC on a bicycle!':-D

Yes wel ours are back up agin now! So :pfrt:.

An aircraft carrier in a no fly zone. Only the British Goverment would come up with that one!

Disconet regulator BEFOR re-polarising. It may have got the hump if its been removed. Check the obvoius, if you took if off have you put the wires back right? (Says the man who spent an hour stripping headlights out before checking the fuse)

Also, the positon of theblast. Most of it is going into thin air. During the Blitz the shock wave would have been channeled bettween other buildings. Explosions are very quircky things, cloud cover for instanc can make a tremendous diffrence.

Did you re-polarise the genny on refitting? and, is she negative or positive earth. The genny may have been polarised backwards.

Saw this, thought of Rosie. "Sometimes when I reflect back on all the wine I drink I feel shame. Then I look into the glass and think about the workers in the vineyards and all of their hopes and dreams. If I didn't drink this wine, they might be out of work and their dreams would be shattered. Then I say to myself, "It is better that I drink this wine and let their dreams come true than be selfish and worry about my liver." ~ Jack Handy As for Calvados, next time in Normandy, go to Tilly Sur selle. Just outside is Jerusalem Farm Cemetry. The farm itself has been making Calvados since the 16 century. They only sell at the farm. Like drinking liquid sunshine! Best of the best.

Nice one!

Eh Simon, Snapper will be expecting YOU to do it! I'll be doing the proper one of course :cool2: but a dual articale on both in Pathfinder would go down well. Want to liase?

Why 55 gallon, and is that Imperial or US? I'd normally refer to one as 45 gallon

You can still fire single shot ones in Jersey. Great fun,. Especially trying to get the round through the middle of a Polo mint.

Congratulations! Some else for you to spoil rotten, then hand back.

During the later part of the 19th and early 20th century, all the rialway company had horse boxes. the railways were the countries biggest user of Horse's. The other use for them was for fox hunting. Many railstations, especially in the 'Shire's were built speciffically to handle horses. It was part of the deal done with land owner's that in return for access for horses. Fox hunting being THE sociakl activity at the time

I claim the right of insanity not to answer that one.

Colours of Force 135, one of the shortest lived military groups in the Brtitish Army, about seven weeks.

Was rather disapointing. The constant reference to 'Shrapnel' when they meant fragments kept grating. Especialy when I know Tony Robinson has had the diffrence explained to him. Still it will amuse the great unwashed.

The 'Blue Plaque' is in Bromley! Born Ashley House 47 The High Street BROMLEY! But later had a house on Maybury Hill.

Welcome in,

Or large doses of red wine! Try Calvado's after a couple of glasses you won't care if your finger falls off!:cool2:

Yes Alan. There is a wall painted with scenes from his books in the market square. Including a Fighting Machine, and the HG Wellls theatre on Mason's hill. Blooming cheek claiming a Kentish Man in Surrey! Mind you as usual I can find a Channel Island Connection. Mr Poly, a lot of the action takes place on Sark.

One thing about Russian kit. Built to be fixed with one spanner and a large hammer.

Have been working, ah the joy of Channel 4 on line!

BAAAAAA! BAA. BAAAAAAAAA. (Welsh ancestery so I can make jokes like that:-D }

At least I booked my ferry tickets for May 9th months ago!.

An'Honnaury' is a localyy elected Police Oficer in the channel Islands. Just to clear up the point. http://hedleylemaistre.com/