Brooklands 15th April, 2005.

You have an excuse, things are a bit slow in Lowestoft

I mean, thats madness.

Buy the book.

I mean, a whole blinking week!

A week to get around to this.

Birthday? blimey. Happy Birthday mate.

You’ve caught me up! All the best Kev.

Geoff.

Blimey, I didn’t realise! Happy birthday Kev! 🙂

Have a cracking day Kev.

Top it all it’s the author’s 44th Birthday today, happy Birthday Kev.

Good luck with this Kev,:)

Wish I could have gone too 🙁

I don’t get a lot of opportunities to sit down with a book these days, so tonight has been the first chance I’ve had to actually read it. Unfortunately, it’s meant I’ve done none of what I’d originally intended to get done tonight, but in all honesty I don’t mind that at all. It’s a great read, made even better by the style in which it’s written; I almost feel I can hear Kev’s voice narrating it as I read it. That takes some doing. Well done Kev, I’m very proud of what you’ve achieved. 🙂

well I managed the first 90 pages this morning whilst sitting at Lincoln Crown Court (Juror you understand, not defendant!) and must say I’ve enjoyed it very much.. the Bomber Ops of the early war years are often overshadowed by the ‘Lancaster Years’, but its covered nicely here.. what I especially like though is the way the squadrons ops are shown in context with what else was going on at that time… heres hoping I get another couple of quiet days to finish it off!! 😀 nice one Kev !!
Neil.

With all these words of praise I suppose I’d better start reading it. 🙂

Kev. Congratulations on your book and may it become highly successful!

Great day at Brooklands on Friday (apart from the 4 hour journey home – first words to husband on my return home – “where’s the ******* corkscrew?”) Was really good to catch up with some familiar faces, and finally meet some other not so familiar faces – I really enjoyed myself, thank you Kev for inviting me 🙂

Oh and Melv…sod it, the bloody thing’s stuck again…;)

Thanks for the kind comments, most appreciated.

It hasn’t been just me though, far from it. The Founder of the 37 Squadron Association, Frank Sullivan, was instrumental in gathering so much information and research that it made my job a lot easier. Thanks also have to be given to Frank’s wife and daughter for continuing the project and for taking me on board. I just hope that those of you reading Wise Without Eyes who are enjoying it now, are still of the same mind at the end.

Thanks again for all your support and kind comments.

Kind Regards,

kev35

I’m 60 pages in, cracking. Holds the attention even when bombers are not of interest. And Rod was on the phone earlier. Called it a ‘fair old book’ – thats narfik for bloody good. says its written in a way that doesnt make it boring. He’s halfway through already!

Just finished the first chapter over breakfast, stunning is all I can say. 😀

I’m into the second chapter now.

Do you know, that bloke can write 🙂

Moggy

Just finished the first chapter over breakfast, stunning is all I can say. 😀

No piccies from me as I didnt take any of the presentation, I have loads of the museum though.

Any more pictures?

Moggy

Still looking for the camera data cable. 🙁