As all of you know by now there is a distinct likelyhood that I will be moving over the summer.
Where / When is open , althought York /Cambridge / July /August are all in the offing , 95% certain to be gone by September .
I have the following props at my current abode, stashed away in a shed . Whilst I've no reason to assume they can't stay there , I would suggest it would be a good idea for you three to take over their ownership, as when I move I won't have the space for them , and leaving them behind runs the risk of loosing them altogether .
1 Air raid siren - Stephen
2 Ammo boxes - loads of em
3 Det kit - Stephen
4 Det storage box - Stephen
5 Drop Barriers 2 - Stephen
6 Tarpaulins - 00's of them
7 Fuel Jerry Can * 2
8 Water Jerry can * 4
9 Sign posts and signs from Bryansk
10 Modern Cammo netting & poles.
Flags, smaller props and Enigma machine can stay with me as they'll not take up space and I rather like my Enigma !
None of this needs to go this weekend , however suggest you give some thought soonish to it .
Also bear in mind I won't have a big estate company car after Der Glocke , so ideally it all needs to go before then ....or face being collected . Come to me after I've left and ask about it and frankly I'll have a lot more shite on my mind ..capiche?
I can take:
1 Air raid siren
3 Det kit
4 Det storage box
And potentially:
5 Drop Barriers 2
Anything that is bulky is difficult for me as I don't have a garage and can only get into my garden through the house to store in my already quite full shed.
I'll adjust your first post accordingly.
Best to drop off at my folk's place on the way to Glocke.
Well, I don't have a problem with storage, more the practicalities of getting kit to and from games!
Well, yes. That too. With only an Astra hatchback I'd struggle with the drop canisters!
We could always look into the practicalities of hiring a van to get stuff to events. Would only cost around £50-£100 for a weekend.
Just to mention that this is looking likely again .....just awaiting job offer , and then gone .
