17 on a 7/17!!

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Tony Fearn
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17 on a 7/17!!

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Heres a copy of a photo I found recently whilst searching for something else, just for interest.
It's a picture of some of the All Saint's 1st Clayton-le-Moors scouts at a summer camp near C le M back in 1962 all over 'Mary Ellen'.
It's over 50 years ago since I took the photo, doesn't time fly!
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Re: 17 on a 7/17!!

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Image

There were 17, but you cant see all of them!
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Re: 17 on a 7/17!!

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Nice one James.

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Re: 17 on a 7/17!!

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Doesn't look like the safest school run I have ever seen! :lol:

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Re: 17 on a 7/17!!

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Only 5 allowed for the school run, my two and some strays from the village. Quite good with 5 as they wedge each other in quite well.
3 in the back for wedge effect is good, but one on his own flies around too much, due to the superb cornering abilities of the Short 2.

I am smiling but being wholly serious! :)
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