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01-04-13, 10:26
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Wedding Bells At Corowa 2013
A wonderful week had at Corowa topped of by a coup of unusual proportions.
Sitting in the main street having breakfast with a few regulars we were approached by a young fellow seeking a military vehicle to add something to his wedding photos. "Anything will do but I wouldn't mind something special". Come with me lad. Do I have a truck for you! The groom was a current serving Army officer getting married in Corowa at just the right time. I insisted the bride drive. 
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01-04-13, 10:30
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wedding
I did try and buy a white ribbon for the bonnet. Not one to be found at the swap meet!!
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01-04-13, 17:11
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Truck looks super nice.....
.....and the bride is nice also !!!!!!
Bob C.
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Bob Carriere....B.T.B C15a Cab 11 Hammond, Ontario Canada
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01-04-13, 23:20
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what a fantastic day for them. I guess they will never forget that 'special' backdrop they had. Plus a nicer looking driver of the truck could not be found LOL!
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Cheers Cliff Hutchings aka MrRoo S.I.R. "and on the 8th day he made trucks so that man, made on the 7th day, had shelter when woman threw him out for the night" MrRoo says "TRUCKS ROOLE"
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01-04-13, 23:41
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Will be the prettiest thing ever behind the wheel of that truck for sure Cliff
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02-04-13, 07:46
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Nice touch....
Nice touch Jack, for you and the Corowa gang! And a nice touch for Mr. Boobee!
Did a similar thing years ago with the anniversary of a WW11 Vet and his wife. Drove them to the hotel in my jeep, which is what he drove during the war. He used to smuggle his wife (girl friend) in and out of their barracks, in the back, covered with a blanket. Great moment in time! Hopefully, they call you and your vehicle up on their anniversary!!!!!! Robert 
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