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The 'Introduce yourself' Thread
16 Jan 2010 11:55 #532
by Able Mabel
Replied by Able Mabel on topic The 'Introduce yourself' Thread
Hi to fellow airfield buffs.
My name is Ian i am interested in all things related to Bomber Command.
I have been studying wartime airfield buildings for the past 30 years.
I was a member of the ARG for many years and also their secretary for a couple.
I am curently building a diorama of the Technical site of my local wartime airfield and during the course of research have visited many former BC airfields and photographed numerous buildings. I have also produced a number of plans to aid my diorama.
Already had a peek at the site and there are many interesting articles to enjoy. Still need to navigate around the site in order to be able to post photos etc as the need arises.
Looking forward to discussing topics inthe near future with like-minded souls.
rgds
Ian
My name is Ian i am interested in all things related to Bomber Command.
I have been studying wartime airfield buildings for the past 30 years.
I was a member of the ARG for many years and also their secretary for a couple.
I am curently building a diorama of the Technical site of my local wartime airfield and during the course of research have visited many former BC airfields and photographed numerous buildings. I have also produced a number of plans to aid my diorama.
Already had a peek at the site and there are many interesting articles to enjoy. Still need to navigate around the site in order to be able to post photos etc as the need arises.
Looking forward to discussing topics inthe near future with like-minded souls.
rgds
Ian
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16 Jan 2010 18:56 #539
by carnaby
Plan A is always more effective when the problem you are working on understands that Plan B will involve the use of dynamite
Replied by carnaby on topic The 'Introduce yourself' Thread
Ian - where have you been all these years? Great to see you back.
Ian is the author of 'To Fly over Waltham' - the definitive history of RAF Grimsby. Just looked it up and it seems to be out of print. It's a great book and guess what - there's a space on my bookshelf where it used to live. Who have I loaned it to?
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Re: I've been away for a while; (Two books later) Thank heaven for that, I thought 'being away for a while' meant you'd been 'away' for a while - courtesy of Stradishall, Lindholme, Acklington, Millom or one of the many other homes of rest
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Graham
Ian is the author of 'To Fly over Waltham' - the definitive history of RAF Grimsby. Just looked it up and it seems to be out of print. It's a great book and guess what - there's a space on my bookshelf where it used to live. Who have I loaned it to?
.Re: I've been away for a while; (Two books later) Thank heaven for that, I thought 'being away for a while' meant you'd been 'away' for a while - courtesy of Stradishall, Lindholme, Acklington, Millom or one of the many other homes of rest
.Graham
Plan A is always more effective when the problem you are working on understands that Plan B will involve the use of dynamite
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