The 95th advise that when you are not partaking in the above facilities the College Cafe is open both days and there should be a catering facility (burger van?)the modern trade area.

Camp fires need the turf removing and replacing or fires raised off the ground.

Litter needs to be removed as the area is a livestock farming area.

If anyone has any querries you can e-mail Iain at iain@95th-rifles.co.uk

Hi all
I remember the old NA days when we would have a late September Event every year. I am remembering how damp these events could be, not so much the weather but the cold dewey mornings. Therefore i suggest if possible (if you heve authentic shoes) Take a leaf out of Richards book and take a spare pair of boots if you have them. If not just for round the camp and drill. There is nothing worse than cold wet feet. The
Darrset event lokes like It could be another damp one with all this wet weather about. James

Hello there,

What I do is melt beeswax and spreadthis liberally over the shoe/boot, this sets hard. Next take a hot gun (for paint stripping) or your wifes hairdryer and heat until the beeswax melts, it rapidly absorbs into the leather and makes for some good water proofing. Don't over heat any sections and be careful the wax once molten is very hot. Don't use for suede type shoes, this is strictly for matt leather.

Sorry I cannot attend this time, tough years, but will bounce back next year.

All the best, Robert

Clogs, clogs and clogs !

I should be there does any Northerners need a lift?

L'Enforcer,