- 06-04-2012, 12:04 #3751High on life. And glue.
- 06-04-2012, 12:08 #3752
- 06-04-2012, 12:29 #3753
Memorial to the Tank Corps in Pozieres, Somme near the spot where tanks were used for the first time.

To the army, to every soldier in it. I have a bond of attachment quite independent of any political reasonings. I was a soldier at that time when the feelings are most ardent and when the strongest attachments are formed. ‘Once a soldier, always a soldier’ is a maxim, the truth of which I need not insist to anyone who has ever served in the army for any length of time.
Sergeant Major William Cobbett. 54th Regt of Foot.
- 06-04-2012, 12:41 #3754
- 06-04-2012, 13:00 #3755
This piece of river will be a bit busier tomorrow, when the boatrace starts. And the forecast says the weather won't be this good.
- 06-04-2012, 13:11 #3756Senior Member
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Pte Edward Haslam Tyson 201202 F Bn The Tank Corp reported missing 17th Nov 1917 Battle of Cambrai Nord -Pas-de-Calais. Louverval panel 13. Also remembered on Barrow in Furness and Cark In Cartmel memorials. Picture wanted of this soldier.
- 06-04-2012, 16:00 #3757To eat well in England one must have breakfast three times a day
Somerset Maugham
London: its "buzz" and "vibrancy"... can be codewords for drugs, late-night noise and multi-culturalism run (literally) riot.
- 06-04-2012, 16:40 #3758
Well-armed Morris dancers in York Minster for Maundy Thursday.
I was a couple of yards away from HMQ and overheard her say she was 'slightly concerned' to hear about 5A and Hector but was sure everything would work out well.It was like that when I got here.
If you can't take a joke, you shouldn't have joined.
- 06-04-2012, 18:26 #3759
Not mine but young Master Blackfrost at Plumpton Rocks this afternoon.
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- 06-04-2012, 18:32 #3760




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