I think you're spot on, Kyt. A fine man indeed.
Certainly is! Paints the picture very well.
Yes, just ask me! Credit card unhealty, library healthy and full of Beaufighters and Beauforts and Mossies, oh my!
Yes, maybe I'll lend you some. :becky:
Ah well, at least we still have the Ashes and the one-day World Cup.
We used to have deer traipse through our backyard when we lived overseas. Left those little chocolate looking things in the snow too...
Rather pleased about that...
88. Definitely going home now!
Just found out that DS, West Oz RAAF Lanc man with 50 trips to his credit, died last week. Haven't found an obituary yet but will attempt to scan...
http://www.nzetc.org/tm/scholarly/tei-WH2-1Epi.html Interesting pieces including troopships, POWs, squadrons, desert ops, Pacific ops etc etc....
What's that white stuff? :noidea::becky:
Another bit of old news but another who I didn't know was no longer with us:...
249 Sqn http://www.249sqn.co.uk/index.html Looks like a good 249 history book too.
Wish I could make it up there, Mike!
Old news (4+ years, May 2003) but stumbled across this and was intrigued: http://www.timesonline.co.uk/tol/comment/obituaries/article1134358.ece...
242 Sqn http://www.the-battle-of-britain.co.uk/squadrons/242sqn.htm
My wife just informed me she's dived under the Portsea Pier several times! Given her penchant for blowing things up (has her NSW blasting ticket as...
Different and quite haunting. The way they've been painted indicates, to me, the confusion, harrassment, desperation of the crew.
Talk about the wind that shakes the barley though (clever Irish reference, very high brow!)...nah, standard morning for me!
By the same guns in fact! Should try to visit as it's only half an hour from where we stay at Christmas.
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