Excalibur Squadron OOC Thread

[Morrdh]

ROFL, what gave it away? xD What did I say that wouldn't of gave it away...

I was half-expecting for someone to say Bakersfield, California City, Mojave, Rosamond, or Palmdale... I'm so proud of you guys getting it the first time around...

Skills.

How about another round, my home city: It is in the same state, but 14 hours north of my current residence, it is the largest city in its county, and it has three separate beaches. Oh, and this should be a dead giveaway, but before you google this place, just try to find it, Castle Rock and Battery Point Lighthouse.

Crescent City.

OK, got a toughie for ya in the form of me 'home town'.

Its notable for having a bridge built by Robert Stephenson, a local poacher was visited by Prince Charles for tea and biscuits, Guy Gibson and India's Squadron Leader Mahender Singh Pujji both trained here and 617 Squadron practised their low flying skills prior to their famous attack.

[Goram]

...High Wycombe?

What's the village name.

Hazlemere? First one I can think of. Maybe Princes Risborough?

[Goram]

OK, got a toughie for ya in the form of me 'home town'.

Its notable for having a bridge built by Robert Stephenson, a local poacher was visited by Prince Charles for tea and biscuits, Guy Gibson and India's Squadron Leader Mahender Singh Pujji both trained here and 617 Squadron practised their low flying skills prior to their famous attack.

Derwent?

[Morrdh]

OK, got a toughie for ya in the form of me 'home town'.

Its notable for having a bridge built by Robert Stephenson, a local poacher was visited by Prince Charles for tea and biscuits, Guy Gibson and India's Squadron Leader Mahender Singh Pujji both trained here and 617 Squadron practised their low flying skills prior to their famous attack.

Derwent?

No banana.

[Goram]

Derwent?

No banana.

Haha, I'm going solely off the low flying practice here. So, with guess number two, I'll have to say;

Uppingham?

What's the village name.

Hazlemere? First one I can think of. Maybe Princes Risborough?

Oh, wait, no...It's not Naphill, is it?

[Morrdh]

No banana.

Haha, I'm going solely off the low flying practice here. So, with guess number two, I'll have to say;

Uppingham?

Want another clue?

[Monfrox]

Off to work. Will post tonight.

[Morrdh]

Off to work. Will post tonight.

Have fun (as much as is possible).

[Goram]

Haha, I'm going solely off the low flying practice here. So, with guess number two, I'll have to say;

Uppingham?

Want another clue?

Would love one.

[Kouralia]

Hazlemere? First one I can think of. Maybe Princes Risborough?

Oh, wait, no...It's not Naphill, is it?

'ironically named, being up on a hill'

Not Naphill.

[Morrdh]

Want another clue?

Would love one.

The old airfield is now a site of a Potato Marketing Board research station.

[Goram]

Oh, wait, no...It's not Naphill, is it?

'ironically named, being up on a hill'

Not Naphill.

Despite living less than 15-20 minutes down the A404 from you, Naphill, Hazlemere and Princes Risborough are the only villages I can think of near High Wycombe.

My local geography is shocking.

[Goram]

Would love one.

The old airfield is now a site of a Potato Marketing Board research station.

Goram says: "No fucking clue, mate"

Google says: "Sutton Bridge"

[Morrdh]

The old airfield is now a site of a Potato Marketing Board research station.

Goram says: "No fucking clue, mate"

Google says: "Sutton Bridge"

Google is correct.

[Kassaran]

Off to work. Will post tonight.

Take care!

[Len Hyet]

Ooh, are we doing guess my hometown?

[Morrdh]

Ooh, are we doing guess my hometown?

Some clues would be nice.

[The balkens]

[Len Hyet]

Ooh, are we doing guess my hometown?

Some clues would be nice.

Salona of Light-Horse

[Morrdh]

Some clues would be nice.

Salona of Light-Horse

McLean, Virginia?

[The Two Jerseys]

Guess I might as well jump on the bandwagon.

Famous residents of my hometown include the King of Spain, a signer of the Declaration of Independence, a rabble-rousing customs officer who had the common sense to become a writer, a battlefield nurse, and John Bull.

[Len Hyet]

Salona of Light-Horse

McLean, Virginia?

Damn, and I thought I was being cryptic

Guess I might as well jump on the bandwagon.

Famous residents of my hometown include the King of Spain, a signer of the Declaration of Independence, a rabble-rousing customs officer who had the common sense to become a writer, a battlefield nurse, and John Bull.

Kincardineshire, Scotland?

[The Two Jerseys]

Guess I might as well jump on the bandwagon.

Famous residents of my hometown include the King of Spain, a signer of the Declaration of Independence, a rabble-rousing customs officer who had the common sense to become a writer, a battlefield nurse, and John Bull.

Kincardineshire, Scotland?

Wrong continent entirely.

[Len Hyet]

Kincardineshire, Scotland?

Wrong continent entirely.

Fine. Meh.

In that case Bordentown, New Jersey.

EDIT: Also I resent the use of the term King of Spain for Joseph Bonaparte because while he was the ruler of Spain he was never the King of Spain, not in the hearts and minds of the Spanish people. He was just another foreign ruler in a long line of foreign rulers.

[The Two Jerseys]

Wrong continent entirely.

Fine. Meh.

In that case Bordentown, New Jersey.

EDIT: Also I resent the use of the term King of Spain for Joseph Bonaparte because while he was the ruler of Spain he was never the King of Spain, not in the hearts and minds of the Spanish people. He was just another foreign ruler in a long line of foreign rulers.

And Len gets a cigar.
There's a reason they called him "the good Mr. Bonaparte" when he lived here...