Bastille Day 2011 Display

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Bastille Day 2011 Display

#1 Post by 1886lebel »

On Saturday July 16th I did a WWI French poliu display at the Le Paris French Bakery in Albuquerque, it was a small display but was fun to talk to people about the stuff.

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Owner of the store Aude
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My lunch ... yummy ESCARGOT
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Dude,

Your were doing well until the last picture :lol:

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20series wrote:Dude,

Your were doing well until the last picture :lol:

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On a serious note, lovely display.
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Great pictures and a wonderful array of rifles and pistols. What started your French connection/interest?
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#5 Post by 1886lebel »

My first weapon I ever purchased was the Fusil de Infanterie Modèle 1886 Modifié 1893 dit Lebel in the far left of the rife rack and wanted to learn as much about it as I could. I read up as much as I find at the time, weapon, usage, etc. then I go interested in French stuff, got into WWI reenacting and now it is like a full-time job, teaching others about it :)
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#6 Post by Robin128 »

ESCARGOT?...didn't any of you pick winkles from the beach and cook them and eat them with a pin?...and cockles!

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#7 Post by Christel »

Did you buy the pistols and rifles in the US?
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#8 Post by 1886lebel »

Yes all my weapons were bought in the US. Some of the other stuff was bought in both the US and France.
I only get to eat escargot once a year if I am lucky and this was perfect place to have it, in a French Bakery made by a very excellent French cook :)
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