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15 August 2011

Agincourt

Mssr Blease posted some pics here of his recent travels to France, including some from Crecy and Agincourt, which prompted me to dive into the Man Cave archives to find mine from there.  Unfortunately many are in an old format I cant use, but here is one I can!
10 years ago, standing in the centre of the battlefield

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8 comments:

  1. Paul´s BodsSunday, 14 August, 2011

    The sign has the correct spelling!! I only found this out a year ago...all english books have the Agincourt spelling..
    Cheers
    paul

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  2. SteveMonday, 15 August, 2011

    Paul, Azincourt is the FRENCH spelling, it doesn't mean it is correct! ;-)

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  3. Paul´s BodsMonday, 15 August, 2011

    Maybe you´re right steve...the original name was Egincourt ;-D
    http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Azincourt
    Cheers
    paul

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  4. Ray RousellMonday, 15 August, 2011

    Agincourt, Azincourt, Egincourt they all sound good to me, Nice pic!!

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  5. RodgerMonday, 15 August, 2011

    Great photo Paul. Must have been a buzz visiting the battlefield.

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  6. Jason MeyersMonday, 15 August, 2011

    Awesome!

    No wonder the English won, those archers were huge!...

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  7. The Angry LurkerMonday, 15 August, 2011

    Nice gesture.

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  8. The KiwiTuesday, 16 August, 2011

    Cool pic. The novel 'Azincourt' is an awesome read. http://bernardcornwell.net/index.cfm?page=2&BookId=49
    Read somewhere that it is to be made into a movie.
    Cheers

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