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26 Oct 2012 17:10 #2
by airfields man
Ladies and Gents by the look of it.
Though which is which....
The Dead got memorials, The living got time.
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26 Oct 2012 18:15 #3
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Ladies and Gents ....
Because it's Irish it would be Mna and Fir !
Mna sounds like Men, and Fir is allied to Female. That was my logic and I embarrassingly discovered I was wrong
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Plan A is always more effective when the problem you are working on understands that Plan B will involve the use of dynamite
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26 Oct 2012 19:02 #4
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Just checked the previous Killadeas thread and this is the building which is arrowed as "Pyrotechnic Store (Ready Use)"
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27 Oct 2012 02:00 #5
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Yes, Ready Use Pyrotechic Store AM Drawing Number 5488/43 Type B according to RSP 3462/44.
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