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Trivial Pursuit


David Holden

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A Zeppelin Mooring Mast: A dirigible mast, now the base of the TV tower, was part of the original construction of the Building. One attempt to moor a privately owned blimp was successful for three minutes. But during a second attempt, in September 1931, a Navy Blimp was almost upended and nearly swept away celebrities attending the historic affair, while the water ballast drenched pedestrians several blocks away. The mooring mast idea was ultimately abandoned.

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In your own time.......................... <img src="/forum/images/graemlins/sleeping.gif" alt="" />

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Perhaps he's been snowd in..... <img src="/forum/images/graemlins/icon_smokin.gif" alt="" />

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The Shopping Trolley, (though she couldn't invent one without a wobbly wheel or one that would go in a straight line !!)

 

One for David H.

 

The terms 'CIRCUS', 'RODEO', and 'SWEEP' are military terms from WW2.

 

Which service and what do they mean ?

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It's the RAF:

 

Circus operations - Fighter-escorted daylight bombing attacks against short-range targets with the aim of bringing the enemy air force to battle

 

Rodeo - Fighter sweep

 

sweep - systematic operation to flush out targets in a given area e.g. fighter sweep

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Very good David !!!! I'm impressed. I thought it would take you a little longer than that.

 

You can tell what sort of books I'm borrowing from the library at the moment, unlike you, who must have served !

 

Were you at Hornchurch, or Manston ??

 

YOUR GO !

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That could get you banned for a month. <img src="/forum/images/graemlins/smile.gif" alt="" />

 

I'm not that old, I'm just interested in Miltary Aircraft!

 

Try this then:

 

Which British magazine stopped publishing after 104 years in 1984?

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London Illustrated ? (My Grand-Parents always used to get that. A great read.)

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