Meetup: Port Stanley, Falkland Islands
🕑 Added 2024-11-06 12:17:51 +0000 UTCEDIT: Sorry, had to switch this to Wednesday the 20th - same time, same place.
I know this one is a very long shot...in all sorts of sense of the phrase. But I will be in the Falklands filming next week, and if anyone there wants to hang out I will be at the Narrows Bar in Port Stanley at about 6pm until about 8pm on Wednesday, November 20th. Come down and say hello!
I normally only post these announcements to Patrons, but I am going to post this one in public because it's such a tiny place.
Comments
Bruce Brodnax
I see a (very!) limited edition "YOMPERS" patch for you guys to wear on your match gear in the future... π
Thomas M Dunne
Would love to one day visit there. It's on my Bucket List !
Retired No Bad Days
You should come to another far away place, Nebraska. Where some of the most innovated bullet/ammunition designers are changing the future at Hornady. I would be happy to coordinate a meeting with Hornady.
Derek Elsberry
For a trip of that nature, that is just about the perfect group! Take real good care of your feet, and have a blast!
Alvin Plummer
Understandable. I hope you enjoy the video though!
Michael Dunn
Have fun! That sounds like an amazing trip.
Adrian Perry
Good luck to you. That would be amazing to see some video of.
David T Klein
Thatβs a double-marathon plus a 5k, if Iβm reading correctly from a summary of βThe Great Yompβ. That sounds brutal and grueling and also a little bit amazing. Please tell us that your camera dude has been training for this and that we will get some videos/photos of this trek, the far-off terrain, the conversation and horseplay between you and Jari, and cetera.
Pieter Batenburg
No thanks. Literally on the other side of the world.
Forgotten Weapons
Les Winner (Polaris Logistics; my import/export guys), Jari Laine (Varusteleka), and I decided - possibly while intoxicated - that it would be really cool to hike the path of 45 Commando's "Great Yomp" from San Carlos to Port Stanley...
Adrian Perry
Wow! That's not on too many commercial routes. Look out for the penguins!