Thanks at Richard and Tom for their e.mail. I received it yesterday.
Thanks at Vince for is proposition.
I am going to see with my friends and I am going to give you soon an answer.
Mac
Ps : We will arrive at Porstmooth at 9h30 PM.
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Dear Friends,
Thanks at Richard and Tom for their e.mail. I received it yesterday. Thanks at Vince for is proposition. I am going to see with my friends and I am going to give you soon an answer. Mac Ps : We will arrive at Porstmooth at 9h30 PM. |
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You are very welcome
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Thanks a lot dear Vince.
We would bring "french specialities". Cheese, calvados, cider... Mac |
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mcouioui |
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Wash yourselves teeth after
William Miconnet
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Mac Foye |
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Dear Tom, Vince, richard and Gareth,
Thanks for your proposition. I think that we are going to go in a hotel the sunday evening. I would like to visit Bath the friday morning. Regards. Mac |
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If you need to contact me at any time you can call me on my mobile 07818431212.
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Any idea on the camp layout for the event? I myself have not been to an event at Bath, but my partner did at the end of the season last year and she told me
that the civilians camped at the end of the woods to the near end of the car park, and John H had told us to camp in the same place, would this still be the
case? As I would be arriving with my partner late afternoon/ early evening on the Friday and I did not want to set up in the wrong place and ruin any
pre-arranged set up for the camp.
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Nathan, As far as we can tell, the camping arrangements will be as you describe, however, they have not been confirmed. We may move the civilians to the other
end of the camp. We will advise prior to the event. Regards, Tom Wheeley
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Ok, Thought I would give you guys some warning about the current situation around the American museum in Bath. I went there today with my partner, but when we were less than 10 minutes away we found that the roads in the area were closed! The A36 is closed at Limpley Stoke the AO36 at Limply and the B3108 to Winsley with no access to Limpley Stoke and the Road is closed at Monkton Claverton with no through route and the A036 is closed with no through road to Bath/Warminster for the next 12 weeks from the 31st of March - phew! That was a long list! But basically in a nut shell what I am trying to say is that there is only one road that gets to the museum and it took 40 minutes for us to find it and even then it was by mistake! So I would suggest giving yourself extra time on your journey, and if you're using satnav forget it! As for the current location - I hope it improves by May!
My partner showed me where the camp was last time and
well…there may be some problems! There is a shed covered with blue tarpaulin right next to
the camping area (really authentic
Just thought I would give you all some warning!
See you soon at the event! Nathan G
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Jeez!! I'll be 'sans cheval' for this one I reckon!
Outstanding reconnaissance report Nathan, (ever considered a career as a cavalry scout?) Jim. |
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Just a thought, but if the usual area is a no-go, how about the lawn space that other groups camp on? (New France Old England et al.)
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Thanks Nathan for pointing out about the closure of the A36 south of Bath. With luck, this should not affect those coming from the north, London or Bristol. For those coming from the south there are some useful suggestions as to how to avoid the roadworks at: http://www.bath.ac.uk/news/2008/2/28/a36-3.html At the Museum we shall be camped in our usual spot. The "shed" covered with the blue tarpaulin in the staff car park is the railroad car end
section that has had to be moved there temporarily. Perhaps the tarpaulin can be removed for the time we are there. Regrettably, a car park is bound to have
anachronisms in it. There will be no problem unloading in the staff car park and moving our vehicles to the upper car park. All the indications are we're
going to have a large turnout at this one. See you there,
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Ok that's sounds more hopeful! Maybe they had put manure on the gardens when I was there on Saturday....as there was a 'aroma' around the blue
tarpaulin area! but glad that is no longer a threat.
Just one quick question - unloading kit, can we drive straight down to the staff car park? As my partner told me that the guy at the main entrance can get slightly territorial about the grounds, and I don't want to anger anyone by driving straight down the side road past the main house and into to the staff car park if that's not alright with the organisers. Nathan G |
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Hi All,
Do you want that take tubes for our cartridges? Can you say to us what we owe you as money for the powder and cap? Kind regards. William
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William,
Please do not worry about cartridges; I will have a supply for you. Please let me know how many will be coming and what weapons (.577 / .58 and .69) Looking forward to seeing you and your companions, Patrick |
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OK! Patrick,
We are 8 and there only .58 La Plume says, if you do not want money for that... Surprised then... I do not know about what he speaks and I do not want to know, I see nothing, I'am understands nothing, I say nothing...
William Miconnet
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Just to let all our very welcome French and Belgium visitors know that I now have finally received the shotgun licences which will last 12-months and also
cover the Ireland event (and of course any more you choose to attend with us). The explosive licences however will only be current for this event only.
Kind regards and looking forward to meeting with you all again at Bath. Keith
"Friends and foe soon learned to watch the course of the blue flag that marked where
Cleburne was in the battle. Where this division defended no odds broke it's lines, where it attacked, no numbers resisted it's onslaught, save only
once, and there's the grave of Cleburne and his heroic division."
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Hi Keith,
Many thanks for all!!! Kind regards. William
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Well done on the Licence front Keith!
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Hi Mac
Everything is still ok for you stay overnight on the Friday. Is it still all ok at your end? If we need to we can meet you at Portsmouth and you can follow us, so you do not have any chance of getting lost. Not that I am suggesting you would, just that you may not know the area. Vince |
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