Actually you could probably become a member of BaseCamp "Pretty Quick" or join as a guest Camper and get credit {( I've never done that) but it shouldn't be too tough too code}


"Gil Favour"...never heard of him/her/it!?!?!

EDIT:....You're going to have to do better than those plates; I could scarf all of them in 4 minutes and ask for more...

Morning all Well done on Breaking the ident Of Wishbone. A bewhiskered crochety owld feller,with a batterd hat (Thats Beaten up rather than coated in a deep fried flour/egg/milk mixture ) He would crack you one with his cooking irons should you step outa line

Heres your Break fast BTW Is is of course just one portion
Have to bake some bread to soak up the gravy


Not to worry about the quantity of food. That was after all just a starter an entree

Just so Happens Sport There is a Plate left to one side just for you (dont tell any one Tho)




Now then Gil Favour aint showed hiself yet? gotta keep in with the trail Boss

http://www.whirligig-tv.co.uk/tv/children/westerns/rawhide.htm Play the theme tune as you clear the plates

....BaseCamp @ U.S.Air Force/Collatz is still running full out for another 10 days as of this post

GeoCaching takes sophisticated hardware and a working knowledge of software and application integration....but it is a BLAST! ( Not really that tough if you have an idea of what it's all about)

Have an inkling that you haven't been at "Today in History", so since I took the trouble, I thought I would lift it over here:
Today is the 66th anniversary of Denmark's liberation from German occupation by allied forces led by Field Marshall Montgomery. To celebrate this day and to honour the airmen who lost their lives flying missions in the Danish airspace we shall today have a special visitor - one of the three Lancaster bombers flying over Buckingham Palace on the wedding day of Prince William and his Kate.
"The BBMF Lancaster is due to perform a series of 3 low level (500 feet) fly pasts of the EE138 crash site at 14:30 on 5th May 2011. BBMF Lancaster PA474 is painted with the nose art of Lancaster EE139 - "The Phantom of the Ruhr"."
For those interested more info is available here
Low level Lancaster fly past

Although the official day of surrender by the German occupation forces was May 5, news of the event reached the Danes on May 4 from a special BBC broadcast. They reacted by ripping down the black-out curtains and celebrate in the streets. Some die hard traditionalists still put candles in their windows on May 4.

Denmark's role during WW II was not flattering. This was improved on, though, by the Danish saboteurs not obeying government orders to be friendly to the occupation forces, by Danish seamen who did not go home from stranding in foreign ports in 1940 but sailed with the allies, and by the rescue of the large majority of citizens of the Jewish faith by shipping them to neutral Sweden.

You can view a series of pretty pictures here:
Ryvangen, Copenhagen, May 4, 2011

Hmm. Know someone who will be approaching 50 and unmarried in a year or two. What shall we do for him? <evil chortles>