Corowa 2011 - Year of the British and European Vehicles - Page 3

Skoda boy · #61 21-03-11, 11:25

So what part of no dogs at the airport did people not understand?

Keith Webb · #62 21-03-11, 11:29

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Originally Posted by hrpearce

I have now watched Year of the Jeep and as usual EXCELENT.

Thanks Robert

Did you watch "Backfire" as well?

Jan Thompson · #63 21-03-11, 13:11

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Originally Posted by hrpearce

I got to put a face to a name on MLU.

Richard Farrant the POHM (Prisoner of her Majesty) is still in captivity in Corowa as we speak.......

Jan Thompson · #64 21-03-11, 13:29

For those who are interested the awards this year went to:

1. Mal Mackay Memorial Award: Steve Dietmann who is always happy, enjoys meeting everybody and sharing information on vehicles. He is very helpful and an all round good fellow as a collector and restorer.

2. Hard Luck award: Tom Rolfe who was 2 hours from home and the generator packed it in.

3. Breakdown Award: Ray Edsall arrived at Corowa on the back of a truck after his generator on the Dodge carryall seized.

4. Longest distance travelled in a military vehicle went toGary Schluter from Perth in a Landrover with a speedo on the blink.

5. Encouragement Award: Jake Neville who is the youngest military vehicle restorer and owner. He also received nominations for People's Favourite Choice.

6. People's Favourite Choice: went to Rick Cove for his 1916 Albion

Each of the participant packs contained a Voting Form and this is the way we determine the Award Winners. Thanks for those people who submitted their forms by Midday on Saturday.

Below is another weary participant still at Corowa

hrpearce · #65 21-03-11, 22:56

[QUOTE
Did you watch "Backfire" as well?[/QUOTE]

Yes, an interesting slice of history, well worth saveing. Do you look like breaking even or making another donation to the saveing of history?

hrpearce · #66 21-03-11, 22:58

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Originally Posted by Skoda boy

So what part of no dogs at the airport did people not understand?

Just the "no" bit the word is too short to regester.

Bob Moseley (RIP) · #67 22-03-11, 02:10

Hi all especially Jan. 364 sleeps to the next Corowa.

Bob

Keith Webb · #68 22-03-11, 06:15

Nice one Bob!

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Originally Posted by Bob Moseley

Hi all especially Jan. 364 sleeps to the next Corowa.

Bob

Here are a few more frame grabs from the video.

The FV 432 (I think)

The ever impressive Manfred in his Kübelwagen

Plenty of splashes for everyone!

Keith Webb · #69 22-03-11, 06:17

A Jeep getting stuck.

Richard Coutts-Smith · #70 22-03-11, 07:05

Ahhhh Keith. No wonder they are called Teasers.....
Rich.

ChrisG · #71 22-03-11, 09:21

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Originally Posted by Skoda boy

So what part of no dogs at the airport did people not understand?

ggrrrrrr grrrrr grrrr!

Jan Thompson · #72 22-03-11, 10:34

Thanks Salesman Bob for the countdown. The photos posted are excellent.

Keith Webb · #73 22-03-11, 12:42

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Originally Posted by Bob Moseley

Hi all especially Jan. 364 sleeps to the next Corowa.

Bob

You could probably take another week off that.

Jan Thompson · #74 23-03-11, 01:10

Thanks must go to Ian Williams and Tracey for organising a great dinner at Wahgunyah. There were more people than expected.

Jan Thompson · #75 23-03-11, 01:13

and here are some more photos

Jan Thompson · #76 23-03-11, 01:16

and some more

easo · #77 24-03-11, 11:37

I only managed to snap a few,

Easo

Howard · #78 26-03-11, 09:40

Has anyone got a copy of the MLU mob photo to post???

Keith Webb · #79 26-03-11, 11:18

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Originally Posted by Howard

Has anyone got a copy of the MLU mob photo to post???

Just realised the other pics are at work, but here's one of the KVE group for starters.

Douglas Greville · #80 27-03-11, 02:04

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Originally Posted by Keith Webb

Just realised the other pics are at work, but here's one of the KVE group for starters.

Keith

How about some names too please? I recognise most, but not all there.

Regards
Doug

Howard · #81 27-03-11, 10:43

Compeletd Listing

Jan Thompson · #82 27-03-11, 12:29

number 9 is Harvey Black

Jan Thompson · #83 27-03-11, 12:36

Here is a MLU Photo

Phil Waterman · #84 27-03-11, 16:40

Hi Keith, Howard & Douglas

Great photo and where did you get the embroidered number shirts. I enjoy being able to put faces with names that come up through the forum.

Gives me an idea to do something similar when putting pictures in our club newsletter. I often know people and their vehicles but have a hard time matching up the names.

Cheers Phil

colin jones · #85 27-03-11, 22:51

Another year I missed out on the MLU photo. Lots of others not there either.
Colin.

Little Jo · #86 28-03-11, 09:12

Love the photos, I am sorry I missed Corowa this year, I thought I would have my Jeep and Trailer ready, however very close but I will be there in 2012I am sured I missed a great outing.

Little Jo

Tony Van Rhoda

Howard · #87 28-03-11, 11:20

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Originally Posted by Jan Thompson

number 9 is Harvey Black

Thank You, Jan. And my apologies to Harvey for not making myself known. KVE Photo (above) has been updated.

If someone sends me a higher res photo of the MLU mob, I will do the same.
HH
(PS Robert, I will need help with your kid's names)

jack neville · #88 29-03-11, 12:38

For those that might be interested I will have the Marmon Herrington, gun and limber at the Winchelsea Living History weekend on 9-10 April. It will be set up and firing (blanks) during re-enactments along with another 25 pounder. And a lot of other stuff.

Douglas Greville · #89 31-03-11, 02:47

Everyone, for those interested, I have done an article about my experience of Corowa 2011.

It can be found at:

www.owningtanks.com

Area 1 Section 7 "Other sightings Australia" -> Corowa 2011

Regards
Doug

Richard Farrant · #90 31-03-11, 09:14

I just got back home to the UK yesterday. My ten days at Corowa were very enjoyable, catching up with many old friends, and meeting some new faces whom I had only communicated by internet. Thank you to everyone who made me most welcome there. This was my 5th visit to the event, but not having been since 2001, it is now much larger of course, but the friendly atmosphere is still there. With so many things to do and people to talk to, I am sorry if I missed anyone.

regards, Richard