History comes alive in Winchelsea

[Scrivo18]

Hi Ryan

I am taking my halftrack, bren carrier, command car and 2 Pdr antitank gun down.. It will be an awesome weekend

Tim

[Ryan]

Hi Tim,
sorry, I missed your reply.
That's some great toys.
Hey, we're just up the road so if you want to leave anything in the driveway by all means do.

[Scrivo18]

Rental and daily hires can be arranged :-)

Tim

[Ganmain Tony]

Originally Posted by Scrivo18

Hi Ryan

I am taking my halftrack, bren carrier, command car and 2 Pdr antitank gun down.. It will be an awesome weekend

Tim

Geez Tim - any more vehicles and you'll have a battalion.

Have fun fellahs - sounds like you will

Oh by the way....... I made it home safely

[easo]

I have the OK from the minister of war and finance and will be in attendance.

Easo

[Ryan]

I'll have to make sure I say G'day to you easo as I meant to do at Corowa.
Ryan

[Ryan]

Here's some pics from saturday. The weather held for most of the day with only some light rain for the final ww2 reenactment.
I've never been to an event like this before and I must say I hope the winchelsea event is successful and continues. It was truly great. The way the vehicles and equipment was presented within their camps and dioramas was terrific. And all the reneactors in their gear and going through drills and such was engrossing.

[Ryan]

Here's some more pics of the static displays. All the reenactments I captured on video.

[Ryan]

Here's some pictures from today, sunday. Firstly of the church service held in the morning and of the reneactment in the afternoon. The weather was good for the crowd although a little cold and windy and I would guess there were twice as many people there today compared to yesterday.

[Richard Farrant]

Originally Posted by Ryan

Here's some more pics of the static displays. All the reenactments I captured on video.

Hi Ryan,

Good photos, I recognise a couple of friends in the background. Incidentally it is nice to see that Daimler Dingo again, still looking good after seven years when I completed the restoration for its then owner. Shame it was not at Corowa, being British and all that

regards, Richard