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Mad Padre: From My Workbench: Late World War Two Canadians I picked up some "20mm" figures from RLBPS (I think they may have been ... I'll go smaller in future - I like AB and Elheim, and I hear nice things about ... 2.
Mad Padre: Work in Progress - 25mm ACW Rebel Infantry Work in Progress - 25mm ACW Rebel Infantry. These chaps have been kicking around my collection for several years. Started them, did a rubbish job, ... 3.
Mad Padre: A Sermon for a Country Cemetery Decoration Day In my three years here as a pastor I’ve been asked to attend several cemetery services and decoration days, and of course we have our own in my parish of ... 4.
Mad Padre: Save the Pacific Northwest Tree Octopus! Thoughts on ... Save the Pacific Northwest Tree Octopus! Thoughts on Whether the Internet is a Good Thing. It's a cephalod, it spends part of it's life cycle in trees in ... 5.
Mad Padre: British Army Rules for Dealing With IEDs Jan 25, 2008 ... as a Canadian Forces chaplain trainee at CFB Greenwood, Nova Scotia. ... SQN bar/gym complex with BBQs every night for the rest of tour. ... 6.
Mad Padre: Weird Church News Roundup Weird Church News Roundup. Three items of strange church news recently caught my attention as being suitably "mad" to merit mentioning on the madpadre blog. ... 7.
Mad Padre: Save the Pacific Northwest Tree Octopus! Thoughts on ... Save the Pacific Northwest Tree Octopus! Thoughts on Whether the Internet is a Good Thing. It's a cephalod, it spends part of it's life cycle in trees in ... 8.
Mad Padre: Sevastapol Skirmish - A Wargames Report Sevastapol Skirmish - A Wargames Report. Saturday, July 21st we had another go at the Troops, Weapons and Tactics (TW&T) skirmish rules by Too Fat Lardies. ... 9.
Mad Padre: From My Workbench: Late World War Two Canadians The Raventhorpe figures are darn big, aren't they. I don't think I'll be getting any more. I'll go smaller in future - I like AB and Elheim, and I hear nice ... 10.
Mad Padre: "God's Field Rations" - A Sermon for the Seventeenth ... This ritual meal would not be a fancy, grand ceremony – rather, it would be what we might call God’s field rations - simple food, eaten quickly by people on ... |
