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The problem with the FlyPast Forum is just a vain attempt to stop me reaching 2000 posts.

BTW there's some very good news re the Battle of Britain London Monument due to be released any day now.

Also the ten names I've sponsored have come through, including the one remaining airman who lost his life during the battle & who lived locally.

We must have a word about the FlyPast smilies, the WIX ones are loads better.

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Good news indeed von P

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von Perthes wrote:
The problem with the FlyPast Forum is just a vain attempt to stop me reaching 2000 posts.

BTW there's some very good news re the Battle of Britain London Monument due to be released any day now.

Also the ten names I've sponsored have come through, including the one remaining airman who lost his life during the battle & who lived locally.

We must have a word about the FlyPast smilies, the WIX ones are loads better.

Geoff


Hi Geoff,

I read something in the press the other day about some of the BoB vets having visited the memorial (or part of it) where ever it is presently. Unfortunately I have been very efficient today and taken a run down to the paper recycling bin with all the old newspapers so can't go and look for the article. Can you refresh my memory (tricky, I know!) as to what that was about?

BTW, were you at the BoB Historical Society thing re the Memorial at the House of Commons on 30th Sept?


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Hi folks,

Heard all the carousing, so just thought I'd stop by and say hello. :)

I see all the usual suspects from the Flypast Forum are here!

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Good news indeed von P

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You'll have to wait I'm afraid until the BoBHS go public on it, like me. All I know is that it's very good news.

Archie, I know that a few veterans visited the foundry (I think it was that) on the Monday after Remembrance Sunday, which might be what you're thinking of & no I wasn't at Westminster. A bit grand for me that.

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von Perthes wrote:
You'll have to wait I'm afraid until the BoBHS go public on it, like me. All I know is that it's very good news.

Archie, I know that a few veterans visited the foundry (I think it was that) on the Monday after Remembrance Sunday, which might be what you're thinking of & no I wasn't at Westminster. A bit grand for me that.

Geoff.

Great to know that all is progressing well with the new memorial, I think it is going to be stunning. I think it must have been a visit to the foundry by some of the vets that I had read about Geoff, thanks for that.

The Westminster thing wasn't terribly grand at all, drinks, nibbles, speeches and chat. Very interesting and informative.

I agree about the smileys on this forum, they are grrrrrrrreaaaaaaaat :rock:


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Hello Chaps, wondered where everyone was! Change of forum, change of 'name'.. as my signature says, 'i used to be Guzzineil' !!! :drinkers:

and hello to all the regulars at WIX... great range of 'emoticons' too! hope Anna hasnt seen them..!

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Welcome Neil, pull up a chair and have a cup of tea.


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Hello

Another lovely day dawns in Aus - I shall have another highland single malt and a shortbread thanks.

Honestly this Key issue must be a real beaut - even in the Guvmnt we would have fixed it by now!

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Single malt at breakfast time!
You must have some Scottish blood mate!


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Single malt at breakfast time!
You must have some Scottish blood mate!


Der, where have you been? You mean you've missed out on all the whisky tasting we've been doing over here on Wix? Tut, tut, got some catching up to do boy, what are y' for, a wee Auchentoshan, a Highland Park or I think someone brought in some Laphroig.........it's a bit tricky to see now as there are so many bottles on the go :partyman:

Setters training is going very well :lol:


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Hi Der

Back up the posts a bit and you will find yes I
1) love Scotland
2) I am just back from there
3) yes I am of Scots decent

So yes Der you hit it right on all fronts - and a nice malt is much better for you than all of that sugar and muck in corn flakes anyway.

Nice to meet you Der

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Cheers Setter. Glad to hear you enjoyed your trip here.
Wish we had some of your weather. Its grey, damp and horrible just now, and probably will be until about May.
Well, theres always malt!!


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Hello there Archie.
I'll settle for some Laphroiag thanks. Just get my pipe looked out, and the slippers warmed up.


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