ChrisJ

This is a new venue, and it is still in Hertfordshire (just). I asked @Rudi K and @thebartman if either could organise a breakfast in Buckinghamshire as they come from a long way to the meetings and we have a few other members located in Bucks. We don't have to book as it is a first come first served. It opens at 8:30, and looks to have plenty of parking, so I'd suggest meeting up just before 8:30. The address is: Ashridge House, Ashridge, Berkhamsted HP4 1NS

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that as well

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No probs - I'm about an hour away, so anytime after say 10/11am would be fine by me.

I might be able to come up on Monday. The Coffee House Cambridge (132 Wulfstan Way, Cambridge CB1 8QJ) looks reasonably close by. Don't want to pay exorbitant hospital car park charges.

if it is the tailgate strut - SJS have them.

I am tempted by this

WGC for me. We had a meeting last Sunday over at North Weald. May's will hopefully be over in the Buckinghamshire direction as we have a number of people who come from there and have a long drive to Herts/Essex. There's a BBQ at the end of June which is a great day out.

@gamaphobe Hi John we have an monthly meet up in the area. I've added you to the PM list. Whereabouts in Herts are you?

@bogle - I read at the start that they had proper mobile crematoriums where they just bunged the dead (or maybe not so dead) in so as to avoid having to send them home. @Bibs - that's my view on the numbers.

That's only counting the ones that they have buried back in a graveyard. I don't think recovering soldiers, whether dead or injured is a top priority, plus the mobile crematorium doesn't leave anything to bury - and of course not much left from an exploding tank.

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