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  1. Tony B
    Can you change the post title? I keep thinking Acident & Emergency, though I do realise that is the normal state of organising an event. :-D
  2. Tony B
    Series 1 @ £2000, doubtful. You could proably get 2 series 3 and change.
  3. Tony B
    Cosidering the only battle feild in Jersey is about 500 square feet of the Royal square, won't take long. :-D The Don pub has a beam on the outside reputed to marks on it from musket balls.
  4. Tony B
    At one point there was queue to take pictures of it. Though to be fair she is very pretty and the painting is beautifuly done. :n00b:
  5. Tony B
    Clay pigeon shooting comes to mind. Launch them from the barrel of a 25 pounder and blast the rest in flight.
  6. Tony B
    Didn't you see it? :shake: Very artistic
  7. Tony B
    Ring was a bit dusty though
  8. Tony B
    Can I post a close up of the M18 nose art then? :cool2:
  9. Tony B

    HMVF stats

    Tony B replied to Jack's topic in Other Chatter

    Roll the armour boys! We need to vist the planning office about a clubhouse extension!
  10. Tony B
    Zonnebecke, and Menin gate.
  11. Tony B

    HMVF stats

    Tony B replied to Jack's topic in Other Chatter

    More importantly, Are they coming back?
  12. Tony B
    (dosen't like having to clean his boots):-D
  13. Tony B
    Hi Steve, welcome in.
  14. Tony B
    Ieper be there at 20:00 at the Menin gate for the Last Post. Go about 7 k to Zonnebecke and se ethe museum there, superb repro dug out. Essex Farm Cemetry where the poppy came from for remembrance. Tyne Cot. The Market Square, plenty of good cafes and restraunts. If you have any time left. try this site. http://www.warmuseums.nl/
  15. Tony B
    Thjat's why the sheep today were going round retching then!! :-D
  16. Tony B
    More pictures. OOPS! The nose art slipped in!:cool2:
  17. Tony B
    I agree, to understand the Wetern Front, you need to walk it drive it stop and study the ground, in all sorts of weather. Preferably with a real expert, then you may gain a smidgen of understanding about what the Great War entailed.
  18. Tony B
    Yeah like spending an hour striping bulb holders out before someone says 'Have you checked the fuse'. :red:
  19. Tony B
    Just got back, Was trying to pictures of the Mustang in the air. At one point she dove right at me, and no ***CAMERA!!!. All suggestions for next year, dates fixed and will be posted, to IMPS about show welcome. Whose going to be first to post the 'Nose Art' on the M18 then? Must have been the most photographed thing on site, especially by the men. :cool2:
  20. Tony B
    Ring do suitable towing nuts and bolts .
  21. Tony B
    A useful site, especially in this case Q329, Q319 www.askthe.police.uk Not definitive but at least gives you an idea of the arguments used against you.
  22. Tony B
    Try any sort of work that disturbs the ground on the Western Front. :shake:
  23. Tony B
    I know mate, but as this is a public forum, who knows who else might read it? Always state the *** obvious where firearms or there what could be mistaken for are concerned. If you fancy a Bren sustained/AA mount I've one surplus to requirments.
  24. Tony B
    Weather report tonight is for hot and dry. Headcorn is a reporting station in it's own right.
  25. Tony B
    Herad the old story about the ice fisherman, the Jeep and the retriver with the dynamite?:-D
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