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My latest blog entry covers what I was up to this time last week, involving a D Day veteran….
That’s fantastic, well done to all those involved. Lovely to see a project like this succeed. Things like this really need to be preserved to help tell the story.
I’ll definitely be making a trip down to Pompey to see that when it’s ready.
Oh wow! She has guns and all. Brilliant!
"I saw this in a cartoon once, but I'm pretty sure I can do it..."
She will also have a couple of tanks embarked when she’s open, a Churchill Crocodile and a Sherman (I think it might actually be a Grizzly), the two that were originally outside the D Day Story museum
Congratulations to all involved. It is really nice to see preservation efforts such as this done so well.
The tree of Life is self pruning.
Good old “Clubship Landfall”! They done a fantastic job getting her back to her original trim.
So the museum is in Southsea? I’ve not been back there since shortly after I was born. In the Royal Naval Maternity Home of all places!
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