@LiamDel56079155@mcginleygolf The great Sawdoctors sure to lift your spirits and bring light from the dark. Seem to sum up the West of Ireland, seen them live and have all their records and thatโs from a guy from Liverpool with many of The Docs friends here as well.
@DrHelenFry My father serving in WW2 as Wop/Ag his log books, photographs, stories, press cuttings. Did two tours in Europe & North Africa in the much derided Blenheim, but it was all we had, took the fight to the enemy and paid a heavy price in aircrew losses but still went on day after day
@SkySportsNews Back in 1966 Alf Ramsey called them animals after the 1-0 quarter final win, and Captain Rattin sent off, pulling the players away from shaking hands and swopping shirts after match?
@RosieP4@nationalgriduk Ecology surveys are required with most planning applications and requirements not to disturb nesting birds, owls, red squirrels even sand lizards, bats yet they can do this. As usual one rule for public and another for big companies, individuals are easier and cheaper to go after
@TheDoorRestorer See the close grain in the wood, a sign of good Columbian pine, quality timber found in many pre war timber manufactured windows, doors, external framing and cladding. The current quick growing Scandinavian pine despite some of the best treatments, preservers, will rot quicker.
@DrHelenFry Blenheim, out gunned, slow, small bomb load, courageous crews, went out time and time again, daylight and at night against heavily defended airfields, harbours, most often without fighter escort but they carried on regardless at great cost in aircrew, planes, it was all we had?
@RandA I was there with a group of friends on the Thursday as we were going to all The Open venues over a number of years, when Rory making his debut, as your picture appeared, on the green he got a fantastic reception and applause, never heard of him until he made his debut, we do now!
@DrHelenFry True Story, Feb/Mar 1943 Tunisia, 114 Squadron flew Blenheim V which had very poor performance, to be replaced with new Boston 111, before flying back to UK, crews wanted to practice on one, they played darts against Yanks sqd to get use of one, they won and Yanks gave them one.
@DrHelenFry My fathers service in the RAF during WW2 as WoP/AG having his log books and other service clothing he kept, also his younger brother also in the RAF WOp/AG shot down in Sterling Bomber,daylight raid 1941, just one week after going on operations and finishing training.
@DrHelenFry โSpitfire Girlโ Story of Jackie Moggridge, Jackies daughter was giving on board lectures about her motherโs life, a qualified pilot becoming an ATA pilot delivering all types of aircraft. What a determined lady far more interesting than I thought it would be!
@jamierkennedy It is well known that for those who have visited all The Open venues that R Birkdale is the best for spectators, great viewing points on dunes throughout the course, next to train station, good access from main roads and motorways North & South, not really any choke points.
@DrHelenFry My fathers log books, photos in Blida, his brothers log book was shot down in a Stirling on only his 3rd op dalylight raid, also much of my uncles war and sporting memorabilia GrpCpt D O Finlay BoB pilot and olympic athlete bronze and silver medalist, capt GB team in London 1948.
@DrHelenFry@mi_intel I also have my fatherโs brothers log books 15 Sqd, shot down in Stirling bomber daylight raid after only 3 ops and within two weeks of going fully operational, 19? Been to his grave in Dunkirk, photographs of his grave from his parents visit after the war still in his log books.