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I would like the cheese board as well but for the life of me cant find which menu its on?!? I think? This was a joke reference to Henry's attempt to order some cheese and biscuits at the forge and after some very confused looks on their part they offered a pack of mini cheddars :D .....but I need a...

So the sort of slope we used to love rolling down when we were nippers, then?

I'm a bit tired of the ECW project (all that fighting, screaming, bloodshed - and that was just the group planning sessions), so I thought a gentlemanly game of SYW would be nice. Cuirassier and cuirassier, said Alice. If I didn't know better, I'd say you were just pandouring to those granny dears ...

Background music - "Running up that hill" by Kate Bush?

£32, I think.

Penda wrote: ↑Wed Apr 10, 2024 5:59 am

Paul wrote: ↑Tue Apr 09, 2024 11:08 pm Did you research coach colours for the period or go with something that you felt looked right?

Phil painted it for me, so I have no idea of the answer on colour. It looks right to my eye for C18-19th games.

He's found a very nice brown for the wood, that's for sure.

What are the car park charges like now? It would cost me about £40 return to travel by train, or £15+ each way + parking by car. Add in the show ticket and the overpriced catering and it's a lot to pay just to go shopping. There was a time when you would recoup that cost, and more, with all the post...

Panzer21 wrote: ↑Tue Apr 09, 2024 9:50 am The likelihood is that any gaming will be solo; if they venture out, I'd consider sabots for protection.

Given the care and work you've lavished on them, I'd consider a cocked and loaded Webley .45, myself.

Fresh from a practice scuffle in Saucciehall Street (probably with either the Black Watch or the HLI). Very nice.

Will the players be run over by a large stone ball? No? Ah, come on, what sort of game is that?