The Olympic Flame at Culdrose 19.30 Friday
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The Olympic Flame at Culdrose 19.30 Friday
Well a historic moment awaits us all this friday evening down at Culdrose 
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So it's official, there is one bright spark at Culdrose.....
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Why would any amount to the RAFBF convince the Royal Navy???
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Watch your rear...the Navies here.... 
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Anyone know where it has been between Thursday and 1930 Friday?
Is it 'put out' for transit? (Wash ma mouth....)
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Is it 'put out' for transit? (Wash ma mouth....)
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'Twould appear there is a cunning plan....
The flame is in four lanterns which sit in two specially-made metal cradles secured to the chair by a seatbelt and a Velcro strap.
In seat 1C will be the fire warden - a Metropolitan Police officer trained in firefighting - who will monitor the flame for the duration of the 1,500-mile flight.
In seat 1C will be the fire warden - a Metropolitan Police officer trained in firefighting - who will monitor the flame for the duration of the 1,500-mile flight.
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In seat 1C will be the fire warden - a Metropolitan Police officer trained in firefighting - who will monitor the flame for the duration of the 1,500-mile flight.
