Ted has already given you most of the news. I would like to add my regretts that those from this board that were here last year were sorely missed this year along with new members we have not met face to face. We had a large Swiss display that was very nice and informative. One of the Swiss collectors asked if there were any good rifles in there or were they all Japanese Junk.
The weather was beautiful, no rain and just light jacket weather. riceone.
In this picture are two WW11 Vets. On the left with blue sweater and hands behind his back is George Turner. He landed on the Second day of D-Day. Standing at the end of the table with hands in his pocket is Jay Ashford. He was a replacement at the Battle of The Bulge. He was wounded there. Jay is my neighbor and George and I go to church together. Both very gentle men.
, my luck id have thrown my back out first then got rained on , im feeling outside his 'good graces' lately , but i do believe 'all things happen for a reason' , and 'he moves in mysterious ways' so im counting on clarity and the realistation it was 'for the best' soon , otherwise ........
Wish I could have made it 