Azaincourt, 1415.

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Azaincourt, 1415.

#1 Post by meles meles »

Badger drew his yew stick* and loosed an arrow, raised a glass of Warre's 1967 vintage tawny port and cried,

"God for Harry, England and Saint George"

in memory of the 600th anniversary of the battle of Azaincourt, fought this day in 1415.

Not one to do things by halves, he downed a second glass in memory of La Flamengrie, October 23rd, 1339 (similar result.)




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Re: Azaincourt, 1415.

#2 Post by bradaz11 »

it was also the charge of the Light Brigade today, wasn't it?

I always thought the charge was unsuccessful, but they did actually reach the guns at the end of the valley and kill a load of the Russians there
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Harry, England and saint George
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#4 Post by meles meles »

oh indeedy, oomans.

Charge of the Light Brigade

Charge of the Heavy Brigade

Thin Red line


Medals afore breakfast


Plenty to toast !

*reaches for port*
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#5 Post by Les »

meles meles wrote: Plenty to toast !

*reaches for port*
Followed by Alka Seltzer, methinks! :flag13:
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Do we all know who was in the thin red line? actually wearing red. At Inkerman
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#7 Post by meles meles »

The Argyll & Sutherland Highlanders*, under command of Sir Colin Campbell, ooman, reinforced by a contingent of HM Royal Marines.






*93rd Regt. of Foot at that time.
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#8 Post by meles meles »

Raises glass again:

"the 93rd Foot"
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#9 Post by meles meles »

*takes a slug from the bottle*

"HM Royal Marines"

"Hic"
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#10 Post by R.G.C »

meles meles wrote:Badger drew his yew stick* and loosed an arrow, raised a glass of Warre's 1967 vintage tawny port and cried,

"God for Harry, England and Saint George"

in memory of the 600th anniversary of the battle of Azaincourt, fought this day in 1415.

Not one to do things by halves, he downed a second glass in memory of La Flamengrie, October 23rd, 1339 (similar result.)




Badger is an archer, and looses a 90 lb yew stick whereso'er he wishes, as permitted by the Statute of Cambridge.
Archers went to battle at Azincpurt with bare bpttpms...Have you dpne sama for your celebration?

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