Dave C

Better a 10 min walk or 5 mins into Paddock Wood, :argh:why give money away :nono:

Not sure if there any on site, But the closest one is at the Summerfield filling station ( Lloyds Bank so no charge) about 10 min walk from the Hop Farm or there are all major banks and building soc in Paddock Wood itself 5 min drive away or 15 min walk away.

Well Marks got a new Crew Commander by the look of it. He still has the silly smile tho !!!!! :coffee:

She looked fantastic. While taking the shots of her i heared a few onlookes saying that the Daf looked good, and unusual.# Dave C

Yep That was at Bromley see below

From Essex County Fire and Rescue Service's Media page an incident they dealt with yesterday. Incident No: 10826 Date: 17-06-2008 Time: 16:07 Details: Unusual discovery sparks chemical alert Address: Banters Lane, Great Leighs Attendance: 1 x Braintree, 2 x Chelmsford, 1 x Baddow, 1 x Colchester Firefighters have been called to a back garden after a householder digging in their garden unearthed some old smoking bottles., The bottles were giving off a foul stench and smoke was coming from them, so the worried resident called in Police. They in turn alerted fire crews in case chemicals are involved. At 17:00 hrs, crews were standing by awaiting the arrival of the Army bomb disposal unit has been called in to assess the bottles and their powdery content. Police have evacuated neighbouring properties and a cordon has been set up on the scene. At 17:30 hrs, Assistant Divisional Officer Pete Little, the officer in charge of the incident, reports that three people have been treated by Ambulance Service paramedics as a precaution after inhaling fumes from the bottles. At 17:54 hrs, crews report that they remain on stand by. The bomb disposal team is now on site. At 18:23 hrs, ADO Little explained:"The Army bomb disposal experts have confirmed that these are Phosferous incendiary devices of a kind that were given to the Home Guard during the war by the Government. It appears they had been buried in a dry pond for many years and were only uncovered by someone digging in their garden this afternoon. "We expect to be standing by for some hours. We are not entirely sure at this stage how Army experts will dispose of the devices but I believe they will be buried in a skip of sand and removed." At 18:30 hrs, crews are still standing by while Army experts appraise the incident. Update 21:02 hrs, Assistant Divisional Officer John Moss, who is now in charge of the incident, reports that crews remain on standby. Update 22:46 hrs: The bomb disposal team has completed its assessment and Police will keep a watch on the incident overnight. The bomb disposal team will return to the scene in the morning. ECFRS crews have been stood down. ECFRS left the incident at 23:13 We have no further information. View Incident Images

A few more shots from Bromley today, Plus Mark and his trophy.

Next stop Markheliops and .The Ward La France M1A1 Project part 111. "he needs his moral lifted"

Vith zis mobile still ve vill soon have enough of zee alcohol to deaden zee pain off ziss bl***y var

My appologies for posting the unedited picture. :red: Howereve the correct one is now posted.

Eveidence re the Ward La France wheelnuts that Mark was showing off mmm Yes i have and its not just the silly grin when he drives through big pools of mudy water or trying to bullying little cyclists! that can bring it on :nono: MOD EDIT, PHOTO REMOVED... PLEASE KEEP IT CLEAN... THIS IS A FAMILY SHOW :nono:

Aaah Mark now please be fair to the guys :coffee: I do Have some more photos of you having a close inspection of !! what are they ?? was it the WLF's wheel nuts :cool2::rofl:

Hey guys please note that, Mark has allready had the underside and inside of his 432 checked over by the DVLA experts :sweat: its just a shame he forgot to get them both to check the WLF over whilst they were there. :rofl::rofl::rofl:

Can use both if you wish:tup::

Not sure why the engine went pear shaped Jack - perhaps it has something to do with my mis-behaving at Bunker Bash and yes Lee - the sneezing Ferret's did wake me up. I would suspect old age played a part in the saga - so watch out Dave Copper - any moment you may just stop working without warning. LOL. Hey Mark what you mean " Stop working ?? :cool2: " I never started working !!! :rofl: Ohhh dont tell me it was that ride around Paddock Wood i had the other week that made that thing go BANG :cry: One more bit of news to get you and the lads moving on the transplant, have been asked if iboth can be used for another shoot :yay:

Jeez Mark you do have some bad luck with the WLF just now, but i will send Yaz and Sarah over to help keep your minds on the work. Give me a shout if you need help.

A Crash Crew in Normandy many Daks never came back along with there crews

Aah but avgas is nowere near as expensive as petrol !!:cool2::yay:

Can this help ?

Hi Andy Great to hear from you again as lost all posts etc in the big crash :argh: but glad to see you both still onboard. I shall be intouch soon with a view to getting started shooting down here. Dave

Thanks Dave

Hi paul Is it posible that the 2 female uniforms could be used ? Due to me being ill i have been unable to locate any, If it is posible can you let me know the size of them please, also would the owne give permistion for then to be used ? Dave

Hi Paul Slowed down for a while have been ill for a few weeks now, but getting things back on track so sould be up there very soon now, Great work on the search lights by the way. Dave

Ahhh back to the days of the Battle of Britain then and a reminder of my days in the Brigade:shake:. A round in for all the hard workers, putting site back together :beer:. PS The pond can now be filled when your ready Marks WLF, pulled me car out.