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  • in reply to: War Cemetaries #2093991
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    RE: The view from Moggy’s back garden

    [updated:LAST EDITED ON 27-01-03 AT 12:31 PM (GMT)]Found a few interesting ones at Gorleston yesterday. Many Civvy Ones, (different stone, similar design, different shape) A Searchlight Regt (double badge) and a Lamplighter (Trinity House). Nice to see a WW1 grave with flowers still being placed on. And a family tomb with an RAF badge on, commemorating a lost son presumably.
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    in reply to: Percy Leslie Moxey #2094001
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    RE: Percy Leslie Moxey

    Not that I saw – certainly not in the immediate vicinity. There were loads scattered about the cemetery, mostly Naval and Civilian graves, but I may go back again sometime. I had my daughter with me, and she was getting a bit grumpy by the time I *FINALLY* found the stone (She’s 51/2 months). I might take a bucket and sponge too.

    Here’s the memorial cross:
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    in reply to: Percy Leslie Moxey #2094040
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    RE: Percy Leslie Moxey

    Here we are Moggy. I found Mr Moxey. The stone could do with a scrub. Many stones in that cemetery, WW1 and WW2, and all need a clean. There are also Civilian war grave stones, but these have weathered really badly and are mostly illegible. Also found a lighthouse keeper, and a grave with 2 regimental badges on it.

    Can send you a larger file if you wish, via email. I’ve inserted the inscription from the bottom of the stone as well.
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    in reply to: Ludham (Zombie thread from 2003) #2094057
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    RE: Ludham

    Kev – it’s not far from mine (20 miles or so) and close to Martham – where Johnny Wiseman was from.

    Johnny Johnson was there for a bit, and it’s supposedly quite interesting. You know what I mean, own doorstep etc, never been!

    If you fancy a trip out there, give me a call – we can do lunch etc.

    in reply to: What Do You Eat And Drink At Airshows? #2094093
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    RE: What Do You Eat And Drink At Airshows?

    [updated:LAST EDITED ON 26-01-03 AT 07:38 PM (GMT)]I mean to make and take sausage sandwiches. But I can’t be bothered. I stop at that Mcdonalds for a coffee and a breakfast or 2, then head in. Perhaps some ships late in the day if I can hold out no longer. This is Duxford. Mildenhall is different rules. I am returning this year, after 5 years. I have: Burger, Burger, Hot Dog, Burger, Polish Sausage, Burger, Hot Dog, Polish, Burger, Burger, Hot Dog, Burger and a Polish. They used to do Tacos – maybe this year? Or ribs? I can’t recall, because I have a Bud with every course. Popcorn – found some inside my shirt, so I guess I have that too. Can’t be bothered with jets.

    Great thread – about time we woke up this weekend.

    I also usually nick a roll of my mate James.

    in reply to: War Cemetaries #2094131
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    RE: War Cemeteries

    Very compressed jpeg, that has given a lot of artefacts and wrecked what resolution was there. On the plus side, the exposure was good, and has recorded (before compressing) the detail in the stone. It was clearly a bright day, but the stone was in shadow – a burst of flash would have helped things a bit, or taking on an overcast day.

    in reply to: General Discussion #383382
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    RE: Trip in London

    “She wants to see Princess Di’s ring”

    So did Hewitt.

    London. Hate the place. Food choice is good though.

    in reply to: Trip in London #1965306
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    RE: Trip in London

    “She wants to see Princess Di’s ring”

    So did Hewitt.

    London. Hate the place. Food choice is good though.

    in reply to: War Cemetaries #2094168
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    RE: War Cemetaries

    I’m with Kev on this – in fact, I may just go to Coltishall tomorrow, as I head off to view a memorial stone I am looking at purchasing for a local pilot.

    in reply to: General Discussion #383388
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    RE: War or no war?

    “prevaricating happy-clapper, hand-wringing idiots”

    Or ignorant (safe) macho idiots who have never been to an arab / muslim state, have no knowledge of arab / muslim states, and probably never will. I would far rather have an armed muslim backing me up than an armed american

    But hey what do I know? I was in the infantry over 10 years ago, and I have only travelled to the middle – east a lot over the last few years.

    We all have a right to our opinions Jonesy, and I have never been afraid of, or against, a scrap. Friends went to the last lot, other friends will go to this one, and yet more friends have been to all the others in between. But, prevention of *possible* future problems or not, this is NOT justifiable NOW, and has NOTHING to do with Saddam anyway. It is about making a mark in history, proving to daddy that you can do what he SHOULD have done when he was in power (and he should have, no doubt) and, for our resident smiling parliamentary prick, bending over and taking it, but letting other people pay for the pleasure (not to mention trying to stay in power when the people are finally starting to see what you and you ugly trout of a wife REALLY stand for). You are pointing your weapon at the wrong arsehole.

    I respect your opinion, and you have a right to hold it, and express it, and thank God you have it and express it. And neither of us is right or wrong. No-one on here is.

    in reply to: War or no war? #1965314
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    RE: War or no war?

    “prevaricating happy-clapper, hand-wringing idiots”

    Or ignorant (safe) macho idiots who have never been to an arab / muslim state, have no knowledge of arab / muslim states, and probably never will. I would far rather have an armed muslim backing me up than an armed american

    But hey what do I know? I was in the infantry over 10 years ago, and I have only travelled to the middle – east a lot over the last few years.

    We all have a right to our opinions Jonesy, and I have never been afraid of, or against, a scrap. Friends went to the last lot, other friends will go to this one, and yet more friends have been to all the others in between. But, prevention of *possible* future problems or not, this is NOT justifiable NOW, and has NOTHING to do with Saddam anyway. It is about making a mark in history, proving to daddy that you can do what he SHOULD have done when he was in power (and he should have, no doubt) and, for our resident smiling parliamentary prick, bending over and taking it, but letting other people pay for the pleasure (not to mention trying to stay in power when the people are finally starting to see what you and you ugly trout of a wife REALLY stand for). You are pointing your weapon at the wrong arsehole.

    I respect your opinion, and you have a right to hold it, and express it, and thank God you have it and express it. And neither of us is right or wrong. No-one on here is.

    in reply to: General Discussion #383618
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    RE: Trip in London

    Hendon.

    in reply to: Trip in London #1965470
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    RE: Trip in London

    Hendon.

    in reply to: General Discussion #383720
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    RE: War or no war?

    No. Strongly against. (For the first time ever – I am definately no pacifist.)

    in reply to: War or no war? #1965493
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    RE: War or no war?

    No. Strongly against. (For the first time ever – I am definately no pacifist.)

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