Issue 87 - NWRFCA - Northwest Reserve Forces & Cadets Association
Issue 87 - NWRFCA - Northwest Reserve Forces & Cadets Association
Issue 87 - NWRFCA - Northwest Reserve Forces & Cadets Association
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cheshire<br />
acf<br />
County RSM<br />
proving what<br />
all RSM’s know<br />
- yes they can<br />
walk on water<br />
Cheshire cadets<br />
shine in the rain<br />
“And when it rains on your parade, look up rather than down.<br />
Without the rain, there would be no rainbow”. Gilbert K. Chesterton<br />
The Comdt, Col Ian Holmes, leading the way on the obstacle course<br />
An apt quote for what was a largely rain soaked<br />
annual camp at Barry Buddon in Scotland, for<br />
the Cheshire ACF; even rainbows it would appear<br />
had decided that August was a good month for a<br />
holiday.<br />
Nevertheless, and in the best tradition of the ACF<br />
the show went on as 300 Cheshire <strong>Cadets</strong> were put<br />
through their paces.<br />
Apart from all of the green activities, there<br />
was also skiing, abseiling, canoeing, clay target<br />
shooting, sport and much more. The inclement<br />
weather appeared to suit some of Scotland’s<br />
oldest and most voracious inhabitants (the ticks<br />
and mosquitos) who left some cadets and adults<br />
looking like they were auditioning for the part of<br />
»<br />
Last camp for Cadet CSM Laura Wynne (17)<br />
and Lord Lieutenants Cadet Lauren Wright of<br />
Shrek in a stage play, the medical officer reported Penketh Detachment<br />
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