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I attended two remembrance services today to mark 100 years since the World War I Armistice. The first was held in the cathedral where I sang last month. From 11:00am until 12:30pm, 35,000 paper poppies (roughly the number of Irish deaths in WW1) fell from the hole in the center of the ceiling. I helped to cut a few of them, as did many other volunteers and local schools. By the end, the floor was covered - it was pretty moving. This evening there was a second service, which was followed by a procession from the church to War Memorial for wreath laying. The procession included 100 people carrying candles. Somehow, I got to be at the front, bearing one of the Allied flags (no prizes for guessing which one was left for me!)

O'CONNOR Paint Supply (store next to Rhuebottom's)

A little unfortunate that John was sent home on "Country Night". I see that it was a double elimination this week.

Hobie, I think you mean Lucinda MEADOWS, who appeared in 'The Legacy'. MEADOWS is my go BTW.

Jeff Gordon got to try out Juan Pablo Montoya's F1 car about 15 years ago (below). Nowadays, they have much stricter rules on testing, and each car only has three engines to last the whole season, so even reserve/test drivers get very little time behind the wheel of a current F1 car. Believe it or not, Lewis Hamilton had to get permission from his team to do a couple of doughnuts after Sunday's race because his engine/gearbox have to last for two more races.

Roger Ramjet (and his Eagles fighting for our freedom...)

I'm just going to briefly hijack this thread to say "congratulations" to Lewis Hamilton who has just won his fifth F1 World Championship, and also to Max Verstappen for winning today's race. Lewis has now equalled Juan Manuel Fangio's number of wins, with only Michael Schumacher still ahead with seven. The presenters have just interviewed one of Lewis' friends about the achievement - some American guy called Jeff Gordon, who watched the race from the Mercedes pit.

JASON Steele (from '10 Million Dollar Sheriff')

Skunk HOLLOW

FLOSSIE (character in 'Cooter's Confession')

Also known as Hazzard COUNTY COMMISSIONER It was Miss CRUMBLY, mentioned in 'The CANTERBURY CROCK'.

Uncle EZekiah (mentioned in "The Hazzardville Horror")

Here's John and Emma's tango from last week:

Roger, do you know which week they're doing the Hazzard Hoe-Down?

Seeing as I mentioned singing with a choir on the first page of this thread, I thought it was time for an update. Earlier this year we sung at a St. Patrick's Day event and at a small event in the summer. To bring this post back on topic, I've just got back from our latest outing, which was singing in front of 450+ people in a 13th Century cathedral. I never thought I'd be doing that a year ago.

Back to the game... Mason DiXon's Girls

WOODY (from 'Too Many Roscos')

UNCLE Charlie's UPHOLSTERY (from 'The Hack of Hazzard') I have it in my notes, but the information is freely available online, e.g. The Boar's Nest Wikipedia page. If you want to check it out, you can go there on Google Maps.

290 Flat ROCK ROAD (real address of the original Boar's Nest)

Mr. PRUITT (PRINTER in 'Mrs. Daisy Hogg')

Here's John and Emma doing the jive in week 2. I didn't know that Len Goodman was still judging DWTS. He gave up Strictly Come Dancing two years ago, and followed it in the UK with an awful Saturday evening game show called 'Len Goodman’s Partners in Rhyme' (it currently scores 1.8/10 on IMDb - it was that bad!).

NIPSY Malone (Mary Beth Malone's father mentioned in 'Deputy Dukes')

"We ain't got time to sit around and LOLLYGAG and drink that slop." - (Rosco in "To Catch a Duke")

Genetic Research INCORPORATED (chemical company from 'Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Duke')