I do like that shot, that "three oh" looks the biz, Remember when our Platoon took over .30 Brownings when we got turreted Ferrets in exchange for our Liaison variants. the ammo belts looked like something from WW1 and the sound was so heavy and slow compared to a GPMG. Not so much BRRR more Duff Duff Duff.
sorry to hear that, what are the symptoms like, a heavy cold or worse?
Might not be covid. I came down with the symptoms you describe. Was tested twice for covid but negative both times. Started as a head cold, then a throat infection followed by a chest infection. After 4 weeks still barking like a seal with a dry cough which won't go away.
I hope not; after 4 jabs and being careful, I was hoping I'd dodged it.
Same number as me. There’s no escape
Bugger. We're doomed I tell ya. Strangely enough I dodged it between Christmas and the New Year. Had a meeting with some friends, plenty space and we all tested before hand. They all came down with covid and were looking to blame me. I had two home tests and two official ones. All negative yet as the old knacker with a bunch of buggered organs, I'd have expected to have been the first to go down with it.
That's exactly how mine was....the tin roof did help save the interior and chassis from the worst of the rust...
Hopefully be able to tell you in a week or so... first time it's moved under it's own power for 30 years any day now......
Be good to see it moving, love to see her. Where do you live?
Remember to take flowers and chocolates. And wait until at least the second date.
I’ll try not to burn my lips on the exhaust pipe..
It's about time we organised another trip to the Weald Foundation. That was a bloody interesting day out and it'd be good to see progress.
Agreed there. Are you not going to the members open day on 18th June?
They did send an invitation email some time ago. I'm looking forward to it and then Duxford flying day on the Sunday and then to Harwich for two weeks touring Germany.....
