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       A Few Holiday Pictures ***WARNING-CONTAINS TANK pr0n***
       By: Greyza Badger Date: July 27, 2014, 4:28 am
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       Hi All,
       Been away on holiday for the last week in Devon on the sunny
       south coast of England.
       Whilst there, we took the opportunity to go to the legendary
       Bovington Tank Museum.
       It is AMAZING. If you ever get the chance to go, I highly
       recommend it.
       It's one of the best attractions in the country. We spent the
       whole day there and didn't run out of things to see or do.
       I've dumped a load of photos in a Photobucket album if you're
       interested in some of the exhibits they have there.
       For scale purposes, I'm about 5'8" and my son is around 4'7".
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       I have some video of the display they run in the outdoor tank
       arena but haven't uploaded it yet.
       I'll also get around to tagging the pictures eventually, but if
       you have any questions about some of the content, just ask.
       Enjoy!
       PS: There is also photo evidence that I am no longer a freetard,
       sucking WG dry by not paying my way. I couldn't resist the WOT
       t-shirt. Not direct expenditure on the game, I know, but I am
       actively promoting their product. Maybe I should bill them for
       advertising :wink:
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       Re: A Few Holiday Pictures ***WARNING-CONTAINS TANK pr0n***
       By: Godfather 1965 Date: July 27, 2014, 10:33 am
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       Great pics. Looks like it was fun and educational as well.
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       Re: A Few Holiday Pictures ***WARNING-CONTAINS TANK pr0n***
       By: ReverendBeast Date: July 27, 2014, 10:42 am
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       Most Awesome holiday pics!  Thankyou!
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       Re: A Few Holiday Pictures ***WARNING-CONTAINS TANK pr0n***
       By: walshaland Date: July 27, 2014, 10:44 am
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       Very nice pics there greyzabadger. Some day i'll get to
       Bovington  :grin:
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       Re: A Few Holiday Pictures ***WARNING-CONTAINS TANK pr0n***
       By: Plt Sgt Peters Date: July 27, 2014, 3:03 pm
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       Really nice images!
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       Re: A Few Holiday Pictures ***WARNING-CONTAINS TANK pr0n***
       By: Corbantis Date: July 27, 2014, 5:21 pm
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       Awesome pics! Did you use an actual camera, or one on your
       phone?
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       Re: A Few Holiday Pictures ***WARNING-CONTAINS TANK pr0n***
       By: IceMaiden74 Date: July 27, 2014, 5:41 pm
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       Awesome Pics!
       Thanks for sharing!
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       Re: A Few Holiday Pictures ***WARNING-CONTAINS TANK pr0n***
       By: Greyza Badger Date: July 28, 2014, 1:45 am
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       [quote author=Corbantis link=topic=327.msg3125#msg3125
       date=1406499675]
       Awesome pics! Did you use an actual camera, or one on your
       phone?
       [/quote]
       It's a mix. Some are off my main camera (a cheapish Samsung
       WB700) but I'm sure there's something wrong with it. It has
       recently been for repair and I'm not convinced it's been fixed
       properly.  I'm no photographer, but I can see there are some
       with bad exposure and a lot of noise. When new, it was much
       better.
       Others are from my wife's and my own phone cameras.
       Glad you all like the pics though.
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       Re: A Few Holiday Pictures ***WARNING-CONTAINS TANK pr0n***
       By: Corbantis Date: July 28, 2014, 8:04 am
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       Well they look awesome! I was actually calling out the names of
       the tanks as the slideshow progressed. My son stated that I play
       this game too much.  :bigsmile:
       We need a tank museum here in Florida. Fellow OFFlordians, we
       need to figure out how to make this happen! Then we can stop
       being the butt of jokes. No one will dare make fun of us if we
       have a large number of tanks (albeit non-running, display
       pieces, but still TANKS!)   :charge:
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       Re: A Few Holiday Pictures ***WARNING-CONTAINS TANK pr0n***
       By: Greyza Badger Date: July 28, 2014, 8:29 am
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       A lot of the tanks at Bovington are in working order.
       The Tiger is the star, but they even have some original WWI
       tanks that they have only just decided to retire from the
       display in order to preserve them better.
       The WWI MkIV that they now use in the display is a replica
       produced for the movie "Warhorse" that was gifted to the museum
       after the film completed.
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