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Re: WW1 WW2 war militaria, medals, collecting etc.
Given what the archers had to do just to hold their position at Agincourt you've gotta question her devotion. All she had to do was climb a fence and wade through some knee deep mud. Sheesh!
Luckily she is family and will never be able to leave you for dragging her around the fields of Flanders
. Some people just don't understand. My ex-girlfriend left me on second trip to the Bannockburn battlefield in Scotland. I dragged her around there all day but she'd had enough when I went back the second day to finish it off. The problem started brewing at Hastings a few weeks earlier and reached a crescendo on the Drummossie Moor where she had to jump fences and had mud up to her knees just to see an empty paddock with a few flags stuck in the ground.
My position was that it may be highly possible that I never return to the U.K again so I am spending my time covering as many important historic sites as possible.
The only person I can effectively travel with is another history buff
. Some people just don't understand. My ex-girlfriend left me on second trip to the Bannockburn battlefield in Scotland. I dragged her around there all day but she'd had enough when I went back the second day to finish it off. The problem started brewing at Hastings a few weeks earlier and reached a crescendo on the Drummossie Moor where she had to jump fences and had mud up to her knees just to see an empty paddock with a few flags stuck in the ground. My position was that it may be highly possible that I never return to the U.K again so I am spending my time covering as many important historic sites as possible.
The only person I can effectively travel with is another history buff
Given what the archers had to do just to hold their position at Agincourt you've gotta question her devotion. All she had to do was climb a fence and wade through some knee deep mud. Sheesh!
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