queens jubilee parade 1977

graham wright · Subject: Re: queens jubilee parade 1977 Mon Mar 02, 2009 12:02 am

no box appears paul as in stage 4....graham

Paul · Subject: Re: queens jubilee parade 1977 Mon Mar 02, 2009 12:09 am

graham wright wrote:

no box appears paul as in stage 4....graham

Do you mean this stage:-

"4) Where file is written you will find a box with Search or Durchsuchen next to it. Click on it and find the image you wish to import."

If you are having problems you can, if you wish send them to me as jpeg preferably (not pdf) and I will upload them for you. I will try and find out if there is a problem with Mac and this programme. I have just tried to find a vontact page for servimg with no success!!

Paul.

graham wright · Subject: Re: queens jubilee parade 1977 Mon Mar 02, 2009 12:17 am

how do i send you a jpeg imagepaul?graham

Paul · Subject: Re: queens jubilee parade 1977 Mon Mar 02, 2009 10:47 am

graham wright wrote:

how do i send you a jpeg imagepaul?graham

PM on its way shortly.

Paul.

donald · Subject: Re: queens jubilee parade 1977 Mon Mar 02, 2009 4:51 pm

Paul,
Noticed you were at Barnard Castle,I did my initial training there in 1947 with 67 Tng Regt.Were those Nissan Huts cold,we used to walk along the nearby railway track to pick up coal as the issue ration would'nt have warmed ones big toe!
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Don

Paul · Subject: Images Mon Mar 02, 2009 9:17 pm

For some reason, the images will not load on to this page at the moment. I will have another crack at it later.

Some load, others do not. Or one loads and shows, but disappears when another is loaded. But I have set up a new page on the main site and it can be found her:-

http://baor-locations.com/eventsandparades.aspx

The page is only in its infancy at the moment, but at least you will be able to view the images from Graham.

Paul.

graham wright · Subject: Re: queens jubilee parade 1977 Mon Mar 02, 2009 9:44 pm

thanks paul you have done a great job on my images,look better than they do in real life.graham.

Paul · Subject: Re: queens jubilee parade 1977 Mon Mar 02, 2009 11:48 pm

graham wright wrote:

thanks paul you have done a great job on my images,look better than they do in real life.graham.

Thank you Graham, that is very kind of you. I thought it was the best way to get them "in view" so to say.

I still have not cracked the problem as to why they would not post, but I will try again.

Paul.

Paul · Subject: Re: queens jubilee parade 1977 Tue Mar 03, 2009 12:13 am

Yahoo.... Did it.... How??.... Have not got a baldie, but they are posted.... cheers

Click on the thumbnails for a bigger image (the Sixth Sense is in two pieces - top one first) or go to the page mentioned before. Now I think I will go and get drunken

(when I have the pennies)

Paul.

Paul · Subject: Re: queens jubilee parade 1977 Tue Mar 03, 2009 10:54 am

donald wrote:

Paul,
Noticed you were at Barnard Castle,I did my initial training there in 1947 with 67 Tng Regt.Were those Nissan Huts cold,we used to walk along the nearby railway track to pick up coal as the issue ration would'nt have warmed ones big toe!
----
Don

Donald,

The brick built huts in Barford Camp were just as cold in 1970. Central entry door in one side with a room either side, and a toilet/hand basin in the middle. One gas heater in each room (when it decided to work that is). Some of the Nissen huts were still in use, but I don't think any were used as living accommodation.

The LAD area (on the opposite side of the road from the camp) now seems to have been demolished, as do the brick built huts at the bottom end of the camp. As far as I can recollect, and using Googlemap, the camp is still relatively complete, although it could be in the process of demolition. Still seems to be a few Nissen huts standing, as well as the Cookhouse and some of the Battery Offices.

Paul.

Paul.

PaddyQ · Subject: Re: queens jubilee parade 1977 Tue Mar 03, 2009 4:24 pm

Ah! Senelager 1977, yes I was there for the Queens parade.
I remember it taking place during a spell of glorious weather and the first time many of us wore the then new lightweight combats.
I also remember having my wicked way with a young German lass in a park somewhere in Detmold around the same period.

Paul · Subject: Queen's Silver Jubilee parade 1977 Mon Oct 12, 2009 12:29 am

This will soon have a page in its own right (within Events and Parades) on the main site.

Hope to have it up shortly, along with a separate one for Celle.

Also, I am looking for any other photo's of parades, etc. to add to the main site. I know there are some in various Locations pages (pointers please), and some of you must have some of your own in a form of fashion.

Paul.

Paul · Subject: Re:- Queen's Siver Jubilee Parade Mon Oct 12, 2009 1:04 am

Paul wrote:

This will soon have a page in its own right (within Events and Parades) on the main site.
Paul.

Now up on the main site.

Paul.

arbor · Number of posts: 17 Registration date: 2009-10-10

20th Armd Brigade formed up for a mounted parade,& were inspected by H.M. The Queen in 1965 ,at the windmill site sennelager training area.the 17/21 Lancers in the nearby athlone bks hosted a grat deal of the preparation .it was not as big as the later 1977 parade,the following regiments took part in the drive past,under the command of Brig; R.E.Ward DSO.MC.

1st RHA
3 rd carabiniers
THE ROYALS 1st dragoons
QRIH
17/21 Lancers
Royal Northumberland Fusiliers

in regards to thesilver jubelee parade or to give it its formal title

THE REVIEW OF THE ARMY SENNELAGER 7 JULY 1977:

I shall come back to that later as discussed with Paul

hoping this has been of help to you

Arbor.

Paul · Subject: Re: queens jubilee parade 1977 Thu Oct 15, 2009 8:07 pm

arbor wrote:

20th Armd Brigade formed up for a mounted parade,& were inspected by H.M. The Queen in 1965 ,at the windmill site sennelager training area.the 17/21 Lancers in the nearby athlone bks hosted a grat deal of the preparation .it was not as big as the later 1977 parade,the following regiments took part in the drive past,under the command of Brig; R.E.Ward DSO.MC.

1st RHA
3 rd carabiniers
THE ROYALS 1st dragoons
QRIH
17/21 Lancers
Royal Northumberland Fusiliers

in regards to thesilver jubelee parade or to give it its formal title

THE REVIEW OF THE ARMY SENNELAGER 7 JULY 1977:

I shall come back to that later as discussed with Paul

hoping this has been of help to you

Arbor.

Now on the main site under Events and Parades.

Paul.