Summer Journal

[Tony Walker]

I have decided to take early retirement in order to have the time to read the Summer Journal

Thanks to Chris and all who contributed

Cheers
Tony

[Peter Harvey]

Tony, others,

Please note that by kind permission of the Society Officers and with the aim of engaging the wider philatelic community during Lockdown, the FPHS has made this Journal free as a public download from the front page of the society website at http://www.forcespostalhistorysociety.org.uk

You will all know other philatelists that are not FPHS members and we would ask that you spread the word, that this excellent publication is available to them, a great read with some significant contributions from a wide range of members.

Regards

Peter

[Chris Grimshaw]

Evening Team

One small point i note for public viewing, illustration shows Journal No 323 Spring 2020 , when opening up goes to Summer 2020 No 324.

It's great though that we are  seeing the journal widely available.


Chris

[Chris Grimshaw]

H Tony

As a youngster I'd got the impression you had retired, Garden  design withstanding.  As a 65 year old currently on furlough could get used to this life.  A few morning jobs,  Postal History PM and then a couple of G &T's  Wife reasonably happy (I Think)  Downside have to go feed 92 year old Mother at 4 pm every day:(

Seriously no sign when furlough will end,  Do I care, not sure, 25 years plus they can always make me redundant.

Just think  we could the be looking at a 120 page journal every quarter. Material is certainly there to support such.

Chris

[Alan Baker]

Just think of the poor postman having to carry that weight. There would be an outcry from the H&S man