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Yes apologies for the duplicate pictures, if Mick doesnt get to edit them, will do it later from home.

When i tried to post all the image links nothing seemed to be happening, so i tried again and again and you can see the result.

I a currently at work and cannot view the images on this machine to see if they have already been edited by Mick

All sorted Rob. You just didn't allow enough time to load the 78 links in your post. No problem, just deleted the two extra posts.

Thanks everyone, as usual a rich smorgasboad of setting, people, humour, help and knowledge.

Martin

Chartermark wrote:Thanks everyone, as usual a rich smorgasboad of setting, people, humour, help and knowledge.

Martin

....and an interesting conversation about the Avro Anson, to be continued....

ta Mick !

Mick wrote:All sorted Rob. You just didn't allow enough time to load the 78 links in your post. No problem, just deleted the two extra posts.

you have your uses

First nano-meet of the year and I would have to say that the bar is already set very high

Rainman has finally lost his nick-name Thanks Rob - you arranged brilliant weather.

Thanks to Les (Gren 24) who took over assisting with the fitting of several sets of powerfolds. In doing so he allowed me to spend rather more time than was originally envisaged working on Andy's car.

Steve, I think, could best be described as a tornado on steroids man, you got around yesterday.

If things turn out as agreed yesterday, there will be several Ultimate Remotes being installed in the near future and could well be done during an old skool nano-meet (or two) chez nous.

The catering seemed to work well. I imagine Rob's long suffering wife, Jayne, will be breathing a sigh of relief anyway. Certainly, I didn't hear any complaints either about quality, price or service and Brian is happy to attend further nano-meets at Teddy Bears.

In fact, if we open early enough they are happy to provide breakfast as required so as to keep everything at the one venue. The idea seemed to meet with broad approval yesterday but will be given more consideration, I expect, at a later date.

It was, as usual, great to see faces old and new but I really do wonder whether name badges might be appropriate in future

Finally, thanks to Rob, who not only organized the venue to run so smoothly but also for the way in which he sorted out VeeKay's mud-flap and in doing so, exposed me for the craven I am when faced with attacking VeeKay with an electric drill. Terrific job mate

What I liked about this latest meet was that Paul actually got to do some work on VEEKAY, usually he has unselfishly given his time and expertise to others.

i got a touch of the sun.....

mad dogs and Starbug................

had a great time as normal

These things just get better and better!

Catering people were great and no complaints there....

Good to read that it has been such a success. Well, not unexpected of course.

Trebor wrote:mad dogs and Starbug................

Woof Woof

Rover418275 wrote:

Chartermark wrote:Thanks everyone, as usual a rich smorgasboad of setting, people, humour, help and knowledge.

Martin

....and an interesting conversation about the Avro Anson, to be continued....

To say nothing of the Westland Lysander Mike ...

http://www.pilotfriend.com/photo_albums ... sander.htm

My first nano and an excellent day out.

Will admit I felt like a spare wotsit at a how's your father just wandering around but did get to lend a pair of pliers, admittedly not used.

Tne catering van - now, perhaps because I hail from down South but the prices seemed amazing and by that I mean low - a captive audience and very reasonable prices.

The T4s were going non-stop and what a service for members. Doors also seemed to be falling off of cars.

Must be a great place to carry out some work if you are a little unsure - there will be someone who can advise.

Unfortunately, the H&S police should be going in to action. No risk assessment so I got a burnt forehead

" Unfortunately, the H&S police should be going in to action. No risk assessment so I got a burnt forehead "

Glad you enjoyed yourself, as for the risk assessment had we had one done that said bring your suntan lotion for an 11 March meet, we would have all thought it a bit wide of the mark !

Chartermark wrote:

Rover418275 wrote:

Chartermark wrote:Thanks everyone, as usual a rich smorgasboad of setting, people, humour, help and knowledge.

Martin

....and an interesting conversation about the Avro Anson, to be continued....

To say nothing of the Westland Lysander Mike ...

http://www.pilotfriend.com/photo_albums ... sander.htm

Martin,

The Avro Anson funeral flight from RAF Bovingdon, flew over our house.

http://www.flightglobal.com/pdfarchive/ ... 01245.html

I forgot to mention this earlier.

I made a set of powerfold looms for somebody to collect at the nano-meet. I can't remember who it was and they didn't ask for them so I've a spare set now if anybody wants them

Really disappointed not to have made it up. Missed out on a terrific meet.

Hoping to make the next one.

Thats two of us then