Not quite; my great grandfather (Muckerghee) was born in Cawnpore and came over as a catering manager with an infantry regiment of the line when they returned to Aldershot in 1921.
What a fantastic heritage, you must be very proud. Is your picture from It Isn't Half Hot Mum? I remember watching that when my children were younger and home from school for the holidays, we did chuckle. smile2
Mr Bowcat wrote:What a fantastic heritage, you must be very proud. Is your picture from It Isn't Half Hot Mum? I remember watching that when my children were younger and home from school for the holidays, we did chuckle. smile2
Yes I used to enjoy it to, although my grandparents would often jump and look over their shoulders when the Sgt Major shouted at the Punkah Wallah, I think it reminded them of home.
Well I'm terribly sorry chaps, but I will not be able to make it to Bisley this weekend. Mrs Bowcat and daughter number 2 have a meeting with the Horticultural Society on Sunday, so one is to be left in charge of the grandchildren whilst they are out. What fun!
Is there another CSR meeting this year that I might attend? It would be so good to meet you all, especially Michael.
Hi all
Ive just found this thread, but im new here so everythings new.
I went to a CSR match last year and it looked really great.
Someone lent me a gun and I shot a couple of stages, i would of liked to of shot some more but I had to go.
Reading the rules for the 2nd Feb shoot (which I fully intend coming to!), it says “Any SMLE / No. 4 / No. 5 rifle, service pattern as issued, with no attachments”. Obviously this is to exclude bayonets (boo! but a sensible precaution for the rundowns) but does this exclude slings as well?
I write words for money - but not here. If you think my words here are written to the same standard as my words for money elsewhere, you're wrong. Have a nice day.
