[Mark W. Tonner]

Originally posted by V_D
... Hmmm ... Not if you burn the dried ones.
Guess those wet ones could be OH GROSSSSSSSS as my kid would say... unlike me, she didn't spend her early (or any) years on a farm. That makes me sad because I think my kids really missed out on very important experiences, being city/town raised.

I shall just have to send my daughters some cow and B/B pies I guess

I think Mark is buried under books, papers, and whatever else is burying him at the moment ... he'll be back. Trust me on this That man AMAZES me with his immediate help and free flow of information to members. This history stuff andhelp is his labour of love me thinks. We all owe the man much ... (this does NOT get you off the frying pan hook my friend Hairy-Beast! Especially after calling me Monkey Butt!)

I am interested in hearing more of the scoop on this poop though Interesting stuff.

I'm here "Monkey Butt", but you'll have to excuse me, time for a .

P.S. Frank - never made it to Wainwright - that's the 'Army of the West' home turf and during RV 85 I was ERE with RSS Central, so I missed that one. I did do a BATUS serial (Suffield) however, in 1979, I guess the 'Pats' got tired and let us have a go at it. Funny thing was though, the Brit Armd Regt there at the time was the same one we had just spent six months with on Cyprus (9th/12th Lancers), lots of fun, but that's another story........:

Anyways, time for that

Cheers