If time travel was doable...

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Looks like we'd be going head to head then Paul ;)

I think it would be overwhelming to be on either side of a cavalry charge... whether on horseback or being the poor infantryman, the prospect of that impact from either side would be terrifying.

Likewise, hearing an 80 or 100 gun battery of 12 pounders unleashing their first salvo must have been mind numbing. Then waiting for the solid shot to land... well that's just crap-your-pants scary.

Takes a lot of balls to stand through that... a lot of balls indeed.

Colin
 
Likewise, hearing an 80 or 100 gun battery of 12 pounders unleashing their first salvo must have been mind numbing.

Back in the late 70's when I was 16 I volunteered to assist with the National Army museum's childrens club (it was run by the museums education dept). The Sealed Knot (the ECW reenactment society) each year would bring along its field cannon and let it off in the car park, to my knowledge the blank charge alerted all the local emergency services, deafened 20 children, made passing cars swerve to the kerbside and prompted 5 Chelsea pensioners to wring out they're underpants - fond memories of a well spent youth :p

- Rich
 
For Robin Hood, I did like Russell
Crowe's version of the Sherwood Robber and his band of rowdies. Of course my wife says I have some kind of man-crush on mr. Crowe so that might cloud my opinion. But what does she know?

Colin
 
Welcome back, you're working the weekend.;)

Ah, but Carl, this way I would know how to dodge all those extra duties and also maybe stand a better chance 2nd time round with the bird in the beer bar;)

Barrie.
 
Oh the fun you could have with this if you had a criminal mind, for instance, going into a police station and having a loud argument at the same time you're committing a robbery somewhere else:whistle:.And don't even think about lottery numbers:rolleyes:
 
Roswell was a stratospheric weather balloon, maybe more interesting to go to July 1969 at the studio were they filmed the "moon landing" :-P

Seriously, I'd skip over human history and like to witness what it was like let's say 100M years ago and see what colour dinosaurs had and how fast they actually were and all that National Geographic stuff.

Interesting thought....

Cheers,
Adrian
 
I would have said Dealy Plaza as well, somewhere near the grassy knoll. A close tie with Roswell for me.

Maybe Hitler's bunker during that final day. A bit miserable though so.....

I'll put my name down for ...... VE day. That must have been absolutely unbelievable. To share in and have witnessed that kind of mass euphoria.
 
A few things for me.Woodstock festival(oh to have seen Jimmy Hendrix).The 1966 World Cup Final and to see the Mary Rose sinking.
Cheers.
Ralph.
 
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