The Irish Magazine Article

[Paul In Ireland]

A few typos and a couple of small errors as such and the old pics I sent him didn't get in but it wasn't a bad effort all in all and I'm happy with it:

[NosFEratu]

 ;D ;D ;D Great write up despite a few little foo-pahs.  And a nice little international plug for the Nats too!  ;)  Surely that kinda advertising's gotta be worth an honorary entry to the event?  :D

Oh and I particularly like the bit "is he mad?"  ;)

Kathi 

[ridgey_didge]

Great article - you've got to be happy with that.  Congratulations.

Will you be bulk purchasing copies of the magazine and making them available to forum members?

Cheers
David

[Paul In Ireland]

Well it costs about $11 for the magazine and I have posted the article of interest. The rest is of local events, clubs, tractors, bikes etc. I can find out postage costs for you if you really want a copy.

[NosFEratu]

Does it have any articles on combine harvesters on Craggy Island?  :D  I might be interested in a copy then!  ;)

[Shayne]

Congratulations Paul,
Great article and great effort to actually have them both there.

[pedro]

Nice one Paul, a good writeup and the cars look great.
                                                 Pedro 

[mickusmickus]

My FAVOURITE bit is the bit about the cracked block!

Typically Aussie, she'll be right mate!

[surferboy]

I'd love to get my hands on a copy Paul if it's at all possible

Just let me know how to cover the costs

Ta
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PS it wouldnt happen to have any pics with Vintage Caravans in them would it ?

[Paul In Ireland]

I realise there are those among you who love to collect any and all FE/FC stuff and that you'd like a copy of the mag - no problem. I'm going to be getting a few copies to send to my family in Vic and if i know how many to get for forum members I can organise sending them over. I will just get the guys to post me a bulk order here at home and I can forward from here.

The other way is to order from the mag themselves:

http://www.irishvintagescene.ie/issues.cfm

It seems reasonable enough but it takes a few months for back orders to come up. Let me know and I'll do what I can to help.

[surferboy]

Itsh St Pats day sho ii'm writin thish in a irish acccsent todey
Iv bin enjoin a couple o guinnee giu gueinessessess beers
whi;e iv bin reedin your magisine acticle







Nowe im reedin all about tha Hillsboroush Ploughin sociietyss ploughin match. Its luvely to see they all injoy a steaming bowl of Irish stew and acup of hot tea aftawerds


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[NosFEratu]

Glad to see you've still got it up the right way there Surferboy! Unless... it is upside down cos wer'e actually down under  :-\  ???

Oh yes, and Happy St Patrick's day Paul in Ireland!  ;D

[Paul In Ireland]

So, adressing the letter to "Surferboy" worked then - did your postie have a good laugh at that?

I'm off soon to join the line of cars and tractors in the local parade...

Be thinking drinking of you all....

[surferboy]

g'day paul (translation....australian for hello)

the mag arrived safe and well.    Ta Paul
I reckon the postie would have been craicing up   :D

One of our workmates is visiting Ireland soon to see family so I've given  him your address ( dont  they have house numbers in Ireland  ??? ) and asked him to have a beer with you on my behalf. Suprise suprise  ;D he said he would be happy to (any excuse)

8) 8) 8)

[EffCee]

Hi Paul,

I too received my copy today and thought that the mag was good, the article on your cars was great. thankyou for sending it to me.

Keith

[Paul In Ireland]

Speaking of tractors (just for you RET), just to show you a daily, common road user here in Ireland:

[Glenn 'Stinky' Stankevicius]

Meh, that's nothing  ::) it's when they are towing 5 metre wide harvesting equipment behind them on a two-lane road that the fun really starts, like they usually do around my way  :P

[Paul In Ireland]

Actually, the good thing here is that the law says that if it is safe to do so pull over and drive on the hard shoulder and let faster traffic past. So, we don't get held up that much on those types of roads. That pic was about 500m from entering Waterford City so you don't get to get past so well in town.

During sowing and harvest, there are hundreds of ag contractors on the roads 24/7....