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Yeah I have to agree with that. Before the kids started coming we travelled all over the UK in the time we were there as my wife is just nuts for the history and the buildings of the whole country. I have to admit I was well impressed myself with a lot of it. Every days a school day brother.dromia wrote:Having an excess of geography the yanks seem uninterested it the rest of the world except that that their paucity of history makes them keen on things "old".
There certainly is, some of the wonders and scenery here just in Michigan are both breathtaking and jaw dropping. A hell of a lot of America is equally beautiful, just seeing different species of it's wildlife for the first time is still a huge buzz for me.dromia wrote:It certainly is, one of the reason I stopped travelling, other than being travelled out, was that there is equal wonders on my own doorstep without the grief of airports.
British Airways do airplane things that fly there daily from Heathrow :lol:I'd be over there in a heartbeat - if there was a way
Yes there is if you would only get involved - Firearms UK.christel wrote:I think we are facing some tough years as shooters. Nobody there to fight our corner when new laws are being passed. Minority groups always take the blame when the country is facing tough times. We shooters are a minority.
Absolutely agree 100%. It needs repeating and repeating at every opportunity. Twitter is excellent as there are many MP's on there to whom you can make your views very clear, plus a great dal of shooting supporters who can also be reminded that failure to support all of us or sacrifice someone else just does not, and never will work. This attack by Labour and SNP are excellent examples!SevenSixTwo wrote:Social media had a very large hand in preventing military action in Syria. Get on Twitter and/or Facebook. Make your voice heard.
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