1940s Weekend

North Norfolk Railway (Poppy Line), Holt Station, Holt, Norfolk, England, UK

The Standard light machine gune

Naïma

Parc naturel régional de la Brenne

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Demonstration of how Bren guns were used to shoot at aerial targets using an attachment on a Jeep

Mass at the Chapel of Apparition

just in case my brilliant idea for photobooth-style pics doesn't work out ...

Trina, Jiovanni, & Remi

Manager and photographer at Project Puppet Photography

Another illustration for Dad's book about his time spent as a prisoner of war, available at www.scribd.com/doc/108512146/YEA-THOUGH-I-WALK-by-Len-Lees. The Bren Carrier (correctly the Universal Carrier) was a British tracked vehicle which could hold a Bren or Vickers Machine Gun and had a crew of an NCO and a private soldier. They could carry fourteen infantrymen, be fitted with a two inch mortar or a howitzer and were used in the battlefields of Europe, North Africa and the Far East. (BREN stood for British Enfield)

Parc naturel régional de la Brenne

Upstairs on the Pimm's bus, at Hartlepool tall ships 2010

Took me a while to make this. What do you think?

Universal Carrier (also known as a Bren Gun Carrier) in desert colouring

Parc naturel régional de la Brenne

Parc naturel régional de la Brenne

An experiment in gun design. Comments please.

Late night drink in the Yamas bar Stalida, Crete

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