Normandy Jeep Raid June 2010

Rizla makes a discovery.

Why we do it!

'They shall not grow old as we do...'

One of the 4500 KIA/MIAS from the 79th Infantry Division.

The final leg.

Lessay, the end of the Normandy Journey for the 79th and us! Thanks for stopping by.

Murph.

Superb Murph, Bloody Superb!!!!

Amazing photos truly 'living the dream'!!!

Dantheman wrote:Superb Murph, Bloody Superb!!!!

Amazing photos truly 'living the dream'!!!

It was quite an experience all right Dan, hope to go again next year!

nice pics murph, loved the pic of manny, and the old guys. would have loved to be privvy to the conversation in the room once we had left.
think that might have been the high point for me, either that or pulling the slug trail off my chin and flicking 2 slugs off my scarf after waking up in the german trench line, lol.


riz

rizla wrote:nice pics murph, loved the pic of manny, and the old guys. would have loved to be privvy to the conversation in the room once we had left.
think that might have been the high point for me, either that or pulling the slug trail off my chin and flicking 2 slugs off my scarf after waking up in the german trench line, lol.


riz

On reflection the Pics. only show some of it, there are more to come no doubt from other sources

Looking absolutely cracking chaps, not green in the slightest...

Thanks for sharing Murph, can't wait to see more!

Living the dream!

Cheers,
Ben.

Loved reading the report on the WWII forum - pics are top!

Some great photos there guys! I'm very envious.

I couldn't get the photos on the second thread to load, though they worked fine if I opened them individually. Anyone else have the same problem?

Joe

Wow superb guys. Looks bloody good!

I like how you can tell how long you have been in teh field by the hair growth lol!

top class pics i really must make the trip

Great pictures murph, especially the rather dignified one of me unconsious I think the highlight of the trip was the hospitallity of the French in general. It seemed that everywhere we stopped we were offered a drink and everwhere we went people waved. Anybody would think that we were the ones that had liberated them.