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  1. 12-07-2012, 10:28 PM #1
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    Dustoff for Willie Peters

    Hi guys and gals I are the reader of Scribes book as above topic.I'm on to chapter 4 so just hold on you fullas.
    Its a bloody good read thanks Scribe....next too get it is Spanners as promised.

    Mangohane and Otupae and Waiouru are all places I have been or worked there.

    This book is a a treasure too our nation and the author. Well done Scribe give me a few more weeks
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  3. 13-07-2012, 08:48 AM #2
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    Quote Originally Posted by Dundee View Post
    give me a few more weeks:
    Taking the piss here Dundee but perhaps it would be faster if you got Sean to read it to you!
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    Nearly finished Scribes "Beneath the southern cross" an involving read. Scribe is a great descriptive writer who pulls you into the story.
    Cheers Scribe its been a long time since I read a proper book.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Dundee View Post
    Hi guys and gals I are the reader of Scribes book as above topic.I'm on to chapter 4 so just hold on you fullas.
    Its a bloody good read thanks Scribe....next too get it is Spanners as promised.

    Mangohane and Otupae and Waiouru are all places I have been or worked there.

    This book is a a treasure too our nation and the author. Well done Scribe give me a few more weeks
    Presumably Scribe did not model the 'Dwarf" on you?
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    Quote Originally Posted by TeRei View Post
    Presumably Scribe did not model the 'Dwarf" on you?

    Ha Ha Probably fits my description and yeah Rushy, Sean would have finished it by now the little einstein
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    Quote Originally Posted by Dundee View Post
    Hi guys and gals I are the reader of Scribes book as above topic.I'm on to chapter 4 so just hold on you fullas.
    Its a bloody good read thanks Scribe....next too get it is Spanners as promised.

    Mangohane and Otupae and Waiouru are all places I have been or worked there.

    This book is a a treasure too our nation and the author. Well done Scribe give me a few more weeks
    Oh dear it took me less time to write the book 'Dundee" Just kidding. What years were you in these areas

    I am glad you are enjoying the book. I might send 'Spanners' another book. It will take a long time to get around all those who want to read it otherwise.

    'Spanners' will you please 'Email' your address and I will also send you pictures of 6.5 at the same time.
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    Quote Originally Posted by veitnamcam View Post
    Nearly finished Scribes "Beneath the southern cross" an involving read. Scribe is a great descriptive writer who pulls you into the story.
    Cheers Scribe its been a long time since I read a proper book.
    Ahhhh a reader aye 'Cam" , Good that you are enjoying it. I enjoyed writing it and I was never sure where the story would take us in the end. You choose who to pass it on to.
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    Quote Originally Posted by TeRei View Post
    Presumably Scribe did not model the 'Dwarf" on you?
    Actually there was a distinct shortage of 'Dawfs' in the area at the time I remember. It might have been him too 'TeRei'
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    Hey Scribe I'm getting there Chapter 7 now

    Were in Waiouru 1989 and Mangohane Station about 14 or 15 years ago but make a point of going thru that block yearly.

    My cousin worked there as a trapper and pretty ironic his initials are V.C and he fought in the Rhodesian war.
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    Nahh I'm too young too be the dwarf
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    Quote Originally Posted by Dundee View Post
    Hey Scribe I'm getting there Chapter 7 now

    Were in Waiouru 1989 and Mangohane Station about 14 or 15 years ago but make a point of going thru that block yearly.

    My cousin worked there as a trapper and pretty ironic his initials are V.C and he fought in the Rhodesian war.

    War is tough on people. It certainly knocked poor bloody V.C around.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Scribe View Post
    War is tough on people. It certainly knocked poor bloody V.C around.
    You got that right Scribe. My kids often ask me who won the war (any war) my answer too them is no one wins
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    THE MEEK SHALL INHERIT THE EARTH - THEY WILL BE TO WEAK TO REFUSE
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    Quote Originally Posted by Dundee View Post
    my answer too them is no one wins
    Dundee, the cynic in me says that the arms manufacturers do!
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    Quote Originally Posted by Rushy View Post
    Dundee, the cynic in me says that the arms manufacturers do!
    No No 'rushy" Its all the fault of the MEEK, Its all this turn the other cheek stuff that causes the problems.
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