clapham_gull
Legacy Fan
- Aug 20, 2003
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Lovely beaches in that part of spain by the way - take a look on Google Earth
Been down there a couple of times
Been down there a couple of times
ben andrews' girlfriend said:I completely agree with you
Cadiz Seagull said:Not a lot happened here. A military parade in a park in Cadiz and the unveiling of a plaque down at Trafalgar itself. There were more people around in Trafalgar than usual but that's not hard - normally the place is deserted! Just miles of sand dunes and empty beaches.
And in late afternoon HMS Chatham accompanied by French and Spanish ships laid a reef offshore.
But then it's not an event the Spanish see any reason to celebrate!
Yorkie said:A reef or a wreath?
sorry
BUTTERBALL said:Arguably one of the most important ................ today should have been a public holiday. This victory achieved against incredible odds was one of the ........ proudest moments.
.............................
If we had not won that battle, who knows what would have happened?
This simply would not have happened in any other country and I am both annoyed and extremely disappointed that this once proud nation cannot recognise it's magnificent achievement.
BUTTERBALL said:I am both annoyed and extremely disappointed that this once proud nation cannot recognise it's magnificent achievement.
Race said:extremely disappointed with the shit coverage on the telly.hidden away on bbc2 for half an hour.don't really see the event as gloating or celebrating but rather a respect and rememberance of people who put their lives on the line to save this country from a potential invader.if thats not being pc then i couldn't give a monkeys.
horatio, i salute you
Race said:how does that make me a nazi?i've got a german dog,does that count?