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Old 10-04-2009, 09:50 AM   #1
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Remembrance Sunday, Duxford meet ?

This Remembrance Sunday... 8th Nov...Rocketeer (Tony) and myself will be going to pay our respects and have a bimble around Duxford (the Airfield, not the village !) for the day.

Anybody here in Blighty fancy a meet up ?. We are probably going to B & B on the Saturday eve and will be on the airfield when it opens ( Its also free entry on the day !). Will spend the day pottering around the hangars / museums and generally just soaking up the atmosphere, with no agenda other than the set time for the ceremony.

After the ceremony has finished, come and raise a glass (Spifire of course !!) or have a cigar with us. Not getting dressed up for the day as personally, I dont feel the need to have to wear a jacket / tie to show my gratitude to those who never returned, they know.

Call us daft...if you want to... but each year, we both take a small suitable item from our collections that has a particular significance to the conflct and our involvement in recent years with WW2 history / archaeology and this year is no exception. If you have something you would like to bring and tell us its story at the same time, then please do.

If every-one is up for it, I'll take a group photo before the day ends, with a suitable backdrop that will be posted here on the site and full res copies sent out to the crew who are there.
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Sounds like a great idea Gary and Tony. I'll check my 'Financial Reserves', see if Karl is free that weekend and let you know. Make a change from getting p&&s wet through at the local War Memorial ! It would also be great for a bunch of us UK memebers to be able to meet. Where you staying for B&B ?
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Hi guys
Will very likely be there (working or otherwise) so will keep in touch about this, Jon
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