Behind the lines in Bill's realm

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Behind the lines in Bill's realm

#1 Post by Harley »

I had the pleasure of being Bill's guest ( for the second time ) over the last couple of days and got some insight into behind the lines of BFM cab design.

The recipe is relatively simple really;
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A bit of this therapy every couple of days......

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Another angle on the therapy....

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A little advice from the resident coach Paul-Kor-Pine

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...followed by a barbeque that requires completeing the education of this Krazy Kiwi visitor in some local after build traditional French PL removal agent....

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...and some Italian PL removal agent.

What a blast. Thanks Bill. This part of my US 2013 trip has truly been a highlight.
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#2 Post by AntonZ »

Harley wrote:I had the pleasure of being Bill's guest ( for the second time ) over the last couple of days and got some insight into behind the lines of BFM cab design.

The recipe is relatively simple really;
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A bit of this therapy every couple of days......

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Another angle on the therapy....
No hard surfaces nearby ..... I say nice backyard for some decent RTA work at full blast :cowboy:

Good to see you make such an effort to see remote friends. My hat off to you for traveling all around the globe for that.

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#3 Post by Grant Bunter »

Views, golf, critters and booze.

That's enough to make any visit worthwhile...
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Great post and great pictures.
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Happen to be laying over anywhere on your way back home?
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kekani wrote:Happen to be laying over anywhere on your way back home?
Sorry - I'm home already.....wishing I was still back on that NH golfcourse......
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#7 Post by Chris_Allen »

I thought you were going to say, "I got there, but he'd already gone."

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That went completely over my head :roll:
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#9 Post by Charles Jenkinson »

Ain't it a reference to 'Charlie' from Charlie's Angels?, ...who was just a voice sounding over a loud speaker.

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What's really on everyone's mind is....who won the golf games? :P
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Scott Brochu wrote:What's really on everyone's mind is....who one the golf games? :P
Really? Who one the golf games? Lol

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I want to know how that cricket swing worked out on the golf course.
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LelandCrooks wrote:I want to know how that cricket swing worked out on the golf course.
I was too busy being the Kiwi caddy for Tiger Fitzmaurice and repositioning the golf cart at odd times to find out :fruit:
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Harley wrote:
LelandCrooks wrote:I want to know how that cricket swing worked out on the golf course.
I was too busy being the Kiwi caddy for Tiger Fitzmaurice and repositioning the golf cart at odd times to find out :fruit:
Oh, you mean you had too much to drink? :mrgreen: :lol:
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Scott Brochu wrote:Oh, you mean you had too much to drink? :mrgreen: :lol:
Not a milligramme of alchohol passed my lips whilst on the course :clap: The featured PL remover was for later on in the evening.
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