New British Muzleloaders videos on Isandlwana

Just discovered today by far the best detailed video of Isandlwana  4 parts in total

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I'm quite pleased I managed to get Rob on board for the trip now - the quality of stuff he has been putting out is superb and we still await the Rorkes Drfit one(s)! Be safe

Hi Inks
Yes I've seen these a while ago , I enjoyed them .
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Yes I am always the late one, brings back some great memories does it Gary: [You must be registered and logged in to see this image.]

Sure does Inks , how are the Trifles coming along ?? hahahahahahaha .
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I am sending them interstate know yummy

Hey Inks
Don't forget our English friends , I'm sure you'd have a market there !? .... Yummy is the right word . How are the Pano's going ?

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Smoko,

Who says Inky has English friends?  

Sorry Inky just joking...

JY

Hi Gary

All our English friends loved that trifle but I miss out on John, next time mate, well the panos I have one left but I noticed several errors on some of them so I am correcting those ones, this project was bigger than I ever expected I am aiming to have the first stage online by the end of the year it will cover Isandlwana with 15 locations,  seeing I have finally work out what the Zulu were actually up to and can prove it from eyewitness testimony matching these locations with my panos will certainly be different. And seeing many people would never be able to visiit the battlefield they would be able to enjoy it all from the comfort of there own home with 180 plus degree views it will give a fuller understanding of terrain and line of sights

You would not believe I need to go to Isandlwana again and take some 20 more locations to give a fuller picture from different angles I need to upgrade my camera so I can reduce the shots to 10 or so photos from the 200 individual photos it will save time and make my life much more easier  just stiching these images together is a job in it self, plus I am learning from my mistakes seeing I am new to panoramic photography this is a learning process and the more time I can dedicate to it the better, starting 4am every morning and getting home after 12 hours and then putting this together has become a very laborious task, and now I can imagine all the work that goes in putting a 200 page book together my hat goes off to them.

After doing all this work I am not certain that by putting large file images will work smoothly on the internet and a process of ironing out all those problems is still ahead of me, this will be a new experience to a lot of us seeing very few has seen a 180 degree image before in close detail

So thats it at the moment and I have drove John up the wall with all the emails I have sent him, his help as goes for research,  thanks a million times over. This will either make me a lot more English friends with the hope it will spark there interest in Zulu history.

Great Stuff Inks
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JY
HAHAHAHAHAHAHA . Careful Mate , Inks will have you in his line of sight !
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You don't want to trifle with the Inky. You might get a little extra in your pudding
Like the fella who killed himself by covering himself in cream and than hundreds and thousands.
Coroners verdict was he topped himself
Kate

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Kate , Kate ....Kate , what can one say .....?
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Gary,

I see her new job at the Christmas cracker factory is working out.

JY

Gives her a chance to wear her funny yellow hat John.

I think you've hit the nail on the head JY !
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Actually it reminds me of that time I was riding through Morocco. I rode into a small town in the middle of nowhere, full of huge Arab tents. One was selling hot custard, one jars of hundreds and thousands, one fresh cream and another black cherries.
I thought " This is a trifle bizarre"
K
Couldn't get the Christmas Cracker job John as my material was to high end. Have used my security experience instead and got a job as a bouncer at a Space Hopper factory.

Kate,

I’ve booked your room at Flint House, they are expecting you.

JY

gardner1879 wrote:

Actually it reminds me of that time I was riding through Morocco. I rode into a small town in the middle of nowhere, full of huge Arab tents. One was selling hot custard, one jars of hundreds and thousands, one fresh cream and another black cherries.
I thought " This is a trifle bizarre"
K
Couldn't get the Christmas Cracker job John as my material was to high end. Have used my security experience instead and got a job as a bouncer at a Space Hopper factory.

Hi Kate

I never tried an Arabic Trifle, skip the hundreds and thousands though.

Oh Inky you haven't lived.
An Arabic trifle has a very intents flavour and is usually washed down with a refeshing shake.
K

Kate your not going to heaven !

Kate,

I thought that they were washed down with a refreshing sheikh.

JY

As a starter though I always get a Saladin. Main course before the desert is chicken penne Arab iata which is very moorish.
Preferably with a dry tray.
K

Hi Kate
Alllll Right then , no-one told you to go so far off topic ....... . Get sweatin !
Gary

Thought I heard someone say “Hello” in Arabic

But it was a false Salaam.