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    #106
    On Sunday night Monique and John, who own the Schoonoord, had a go on the Welbikes.

    Note Nigel in the background chatting up two girls

    That concludes my update.

    Cheers, Ade.
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      #107
      Hi Ade,

      Super thread as always That was nice bumping into Al Murray. I was about to ask if he owned that jeep he used in the tv series.
      Care to elaborate on the statement below!?

      I never even had time to "do" the Hartenstien this year, except for a quick look around the new SAS exhibition.

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        #108
        Hi Des, No, I didn't mean I have robbed it in previous years! I meant "walk around it"
        Al said he used two Jeeps in series. The first one was so unreliable, they had to replace it with another one.

        Cheers, Ade.

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          #109
          Ade, I didn't mean that. I was curious about the SAS part, as in what SAS exhibition?


          Originally posted by Adrian Stevenson
          Hi Des, No, I didn't mean I have robbed it in previous years! I meant "walk around it"
          Al said he used two Jeeps in series. The first one was so unreliable, they had to replace it with another one.

          Cheers, Ade.

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            #110
            Hi Des, two people separated by a common language!


            I had a very quick look around the new (But temporary) exhibition as the Museum was due to close. It featured the SAS's role in "Operation Pegasus", the withdrawl of British troops over the Rhine after the batle had ended. They had several figures in SAS kit. There were a fair number of photos on show and some general items on exhibition that the SAS would have used. Sorry no photos

            Cheers, Ade.

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              #111
              Originally posted by Adrian Stevenson
              (GaryXXI) is 6 foot 4inch tall
              Ah, that must be why he calls himself Gary extra extra large!

              Cheers, Luc

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                #112
                An awesome thread Ade I really had no idea that you guys would have such large re-enactments over there but I am glad to see it. Keep the memory alive, very well done by all.

                Alan

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                  #113
                  Wow, that sounds very interesting. I would love to see photos of this so if anyone has some please post away!



                  Originally posted by Adrian Stevenson
                  I had a very quick look around the new (But temporary) exhibition as the Museum was due to close. It featured the SAS's role in "Operation Pegasus", the withdrawl of British troops over the Rhine after the batle had ended. They had several figures in SAS kit. There were a fair number of photos on show and some general items on exhibition that the SAS would have used. Sorry no photos

                  Cheers, Ade.

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                    #114
                    Hi Des, I will ask around for you. Someone must have taken some photos?


                    Cheers, Ade.

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                      #115
                      I've recieved a couple from a fellow Dutch collector Des, I'll forward them asap.
                      Cheers, Luc

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                        #116
                        Fantastic, thanks Luc

                        Originally posted by lnijherald
                        I've recieved a couple from a fellow Dutch collector Des, I'll forward them asap.
                        Cheers, Luc

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                          #117
                          Hi Luc, please ask your friend if it would be possible for you to add them to this thread please?


                          Cheers, Ade.

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                            #118
                            Hi Ade, I don't believe he's registered at this forum, so I'll show them instead.

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