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One Man and his, er, Goat

from National Library of Ireland on The Commons

  • 15 older comments, and then…
  • Swordscookie said:
    On the Royal Welch Fusiliers website Fermoy is mentioned repeatedly. "On the 24th August 1887 the 2nd Battalion moved from Fermoy to Galway, finding detachments at Castlebar, Oughterard and Gort. On the 2nd Battalion leaving the following complimentary 'resolution'was received from the Magistrates of Fermoy:- "Resolved: that we the Magistrates assembled at Fermoy Petty Sessions, beg to record our unanimous approval of the conduct of the Royal Welch Fusiliers while stationed here for the past two years, their (sic) not being, to the best of our recollection, a civil case against them during that period, and that our clerk be directed to send a copy of this resolution to Col. Williamson, in command of the regiment. Signed Geo Montgomery, Chairman Fermoy Petty Sessions, 12th September 1887 From reading through their site it appears that they left in 1887 and went to Galway where they remained for some time. As I remember it the big open field behind became the grounds of the aerodrome that was attached to the camp and used up to quite recently. The mighty Munster team that beat the New Zealand All Blacks in 1978 trained on that field in the run up to the historic match.
  • National Library of Ireland on The Commons said:
    Swordscookie Hastily changing Welsh to Welch! And date to Circa 1887! Would you have the link to that website, please.
  • Swordscookie said:
    The Royal Welch Fusiliers site is www.rwfmuseum.org.uk/ The quote above is from a google book below books.google.com/books?id=vytFAAAAYAAJ&pg=PA339&l...
  • National Library of Ireland on The Commons said:
    Swordscookie Thank you! :)
  • Emily Bodnar said:
    This is terribly cute! :D

Unloading 15 inch Howitzer shells

from State Library of New South Wales

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  • Andrey Timofeev said:
    unbelievable!
  • Gerrit Luggenhorst said:
    Nothing can go wrong....
  • Scarce Writer said:
    Looks like a ruff job.
  • L Carroll said:
    Typical! "Stop chewing on the wires fido!" :o
  • givaldoctr said:
    AFRICAN: ... a África, o Continente Grande ... permanece num quadro político ... em que tribos foram e grupos étnicos rivais acabaram juntos. ... o MEC as rádios e afins deram contas disso ... +++++++++++++ .o ['`] SCRAPS OUTROS @ ... e, desde o período da GUERRA FRIA, que as rádios e afins ainda tocaram: ... ------------------- [Tell me a lie Say I look familiar Though I know You don't even know my name, ... ] ... ------------------

R.A.F. men with their pet rabbits at a Squadron near the lines

from National Library of Scotland

  • wakethesun. said:
    How neat! I've been organizing all of the animal photos from The Commons and haven't seen any others that mention rabbits being kept by soldiers. The one on the left and the center one are both Dutch rabbits.
  • saramurphy100 said:
    wakethesun. shudders! Lily or Lou at battle.