http://www.btinternet.com/~johnwa11is/clubtrophies.html
Just had a photo of the Cross Fell Trophy sent to me which I've added to the list.
Steve would you mind putting a link on the home page to the trophies so the members can see what's available otherwise they'll just get forgotten.
Thank you
JW
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Presented every year...
These trophies are presented every year...they can't be forgotton.
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If the clubs site is to have a "trophy cabinet" then should it not be to display what the club has actually won!! I don't see any other club parading there trophies like prizes.
If someone has won a competition is it not the satisfaction of winning that matters. The trinket its self matters not a jot, are you competing to be better than your compadre or do you just want to display that beautiful plastic eagle on your mantel for a year. Just me penny's worth on that, not up for discussion, just my opinion, to which I give not a jot if it offends.
But saying as you have put this together John I will create a new page based on your work. If the club feels it is so nessasary to have such a page on the website.
If someone has won a competition is it not the satisfaction of winning that matters. The trinket its self matters not a jot, are you competing to be better than your compadre or do you just want to display that beautiful plastic eagle on your mantel for a year. Just me penny's worth on that, not up for discussion, just my opinion, to which I give not a jot if it offends.
But saying as you have put this together John I will create a new page based on your work. If the club feels it is so nessasary to have such a page on the website.
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The page...
This page does exist in the ' Notice section' (which used to be called 'Competitions' - N.H.P.C. Trophies 2006 - Feb 28th 2007
Every trophy listed and how to get them.
Every trophy listed and how to get them.
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Steve it's what we've done for years. It's the clubs history and memories of pilots who were flying long before you started flying your bedspread. It's not about winning trinkets it's about keeping the NHPC tradition alive.If the clubs site is to have a "trophy cabinet" then should it not be to display what the club has actually won!! I don't see any other club parading there trophies like prizes.
So yes thanks for putting the link up I do feel it's an important part in our yearly calender.
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Ronnie it's not just a page I'm after it's a link on the home page to the trophy page. The difference being a page will be lost in the forum where as a link will take people direct to the trophy page. There is a BIG difference.This page does exist in the ' Notice section' (which used to be called 'Competitions' - N.H.P.C. Trophies 2006 - Feb 28th 2007
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Trophies "ARE" prizes Steve, and people do like parading them like trinkets so they can show off to there friends etc, thats what trophys are for.Fingers wrote:If the clubs site is to have a "trophy cabinet" then should it not be to display what the club has actually won!! I don't see any other club parading there trophies like prizes..
I think its great what John Has done, as he says it keeps the memory of our friends alive and gives show off's something to get there hands on.
Take a look in Ronnie Freemans house, its full of trophies on display --- he's proud of them and rightly so. If people like trophies on display that's thier buisiness, I think other clubs do parade there trophies Steve, what about the Baildon Sod in the Dales? It may be a lump of mud, but its highly prized and fought for. They may not have photo's of the Trophy's, but They probably hav'nt thought of it yet! --- another ingeneous idea by a proud Northumbrian, --- WELL DONE WALLIS.