2010-02-03T22:08:00.002Z

So Wednesday the 3rd of February, OK it was snowing a bit, but not that much, but sufficient to prevent the majority of members from attending the meeting, in all a total of 15. All in all it was a brief meeting, short minutes from the previous meeting, 2 months worth of finances (due to the absence of the Treasurer in January, ill health). A brief discussion about the questionnaire brought forth nothing new.

The best part was saved to the end, Brian West gave a talk about his time in a Naval Dockyard working on submarines and undergoing training to escape from a vessel that was unable to surface, bobbing up to the surface from 100 feet down, that was necessary before you could go on sea trials after a refit.

2010-01-31T16:48:00.001Z

01/02/10

First of all, a clue as to the identity of the editor,
author and general dogsbody. If the picture doesn't
help then nothing will and I will remain a figure of mystery!

Why is this blog here? It is merely to share what I have seen, what I have done, where I have been all of which are associated with the Lincoln & District Model Engineering Society. As the title suggests, this is not the official site of the Society, to see that go to:
http://www.lincolnmes.org/

However, any information that is posted here will be relevant and accurate and will support the activities of the Society.

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