A well restored Dodge,amazing to think that some of these were still in war reserve in Scandanavia until 1995.

I might add that they were not trying to be precise with the authenticity down to every detail, it was more a fun day out giving a feel of what life must have been like for the British people during WWII.

We were proud to protect ~ no worries :-) what a fantastic capture Alan! and no worries, what I left on Marilyn's upload titled "A Very Sexy Orchid!!" was just song lyrics to a song! I am not like that at all lol! ~ good day to you Alan!

this looks like a great day out alan .i hope you kept that jeff in check :o)..looking forward to more of these shots from here . mick

Very interesting!

nice foto used to build these as model kits. About the yanks protecting British intrests look at whats become of the Empire? Well it was a sysytem far over its sell by date anyway. Same dish is now served to the Yanks themself. Question is who will fill the gap? Time to take the UN serious me thinks?

Great capture Alan - love those old vehicles!

Interesting shot :)

Great Truck and capture Alan, one of these were in my favourite film First blood where sylvester stallone hijacks one.

looks like you two had a great time.. great photo!

Great shot!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

A great shot Alan. We felt the same way about the Americans, except we called them 'Amis'. I remember standing by the roadside in what is now Czech Republic and watching seemingly endless columns of trucks going by. And the GIs throwing candy to us. I guess that love of the Americans is the reason that I now live in the United States, and have been for the past 46 years. My buddy Rob and I go to WWII re-enactments whenever we have a chance, but mostly aircraft related events. He and his girlfriend, now wife, Aimee, were trying to talk me into going to the 50th anniversary of D-Day in 1994. I passed it up in favor of going to Europe in fall of that year. Big mistake! There were a lot of veterans there, and the longer one waits to go to these events, the fewer of the veterans will be around. I went to the Invasion Beaches in May 1998, and there are many museums and cemetaries, American, British, Canadian, and German. Whenever I go to these events it brings back the fact that many people fought and gave their lives so that we can enjoy our freedom. THANKS FOR SHARING ALAN, Sig..

Like you say Alan, not every detail correct, especially with the names Gasoline Gal, Dracula and the Grim Reaper, the last two too make an appearance shortly. It was a great day out and that was the aim of the game, what with unexploded bombs and cops and robbers it was quite a funday as well as the more serious, remembering those that fell during the hostilities, so that we could live freely. This is a great shot, taken through the fence from the car park, looking down through the bramble bushes and trees. I just like everybody else can't wait to see what you upload, even though I was there almost behind(sometimes in front) of every shot, I still want to see the end result. Superb work. Bravo!!!!!

Excellent photo!!!!!!!!

Hi Alan good see you had a great day wonderful capture sweet sunshine to you warm hug, Linda

Oh interesting capture Alan... I adore this military cars!

A great miltitary car ! Great capture very clear and sharp !

So well captured ! Ana

Super vehicles!! Great capture!!

Sometimes its hard for me to remember when a foreign country was glad to see us arrive... anyway, I like this shot. The view from above gives it that feeling of peeking through the bush to see them arrive.

Excellent capture my friend.

that what my dad did in ww2. keep the trucks running. real good shot

Wonderful photo.

Wonderful shot! I'm enjoying what you and Jeff have come up with so far, and can't wait for more! :)

Fabulous shot! hugs Jane xx

You're really taking us back in time with these fotos ~~great series!!

Excellent. Very near my own museum and teashop too!

WWII is the last war that had merit and it was a just cause to save the UK and Europe.outstanding pov you chose