VIKING TO CONQUER SCOTLAND

   Gaelic kilts are set to quiver this coming week as a handful of
PDMLers from across Europe make a pilgrimage to the land of single malts,
haggis and unreasonably throwing telephone poles about.
   Pentax afficionado Jostein Oshkoshbagosh (son of Ivan the Exposed) is
embarking on an arduous luxury ferry voyage accompanied by his concubine
and three hobbits. The invaders will be landing along the north east
coast of England where they will be greeted by local celebrity Lord
Wilson of Corstruthblimey and invited to rape, pillage and plunder a
modern housing estate near Newcastle-upon-Tyne, convenient for shops and
buses.
   Meanwhile, a separate onslaught from Southernbastardshire will be led
by Colonel Sir Chalfont C. Cotswold and is anticipated in the area by
1800 hours Zulu/UTC. Sir Cotswold heads a regiment of over two who will
be commandeering the notorious 'M1' conduit in order to establish an
overnight camp well in time for tea.
   After a bloody good send-orf by Lord and Lady Wilson, the coalition
forces of Oshkoshbagosh and Cotswold will march north for the final
assault past Hadrian's Wall, arriving in an area known only as 'Death By
Mosquito'.
   The intrepid forces will consolidate a base camp near Aviemore where
it is thought that many stunning landscapes will be captured and
interrogated using a 'shock and awright let's stop in it's pissing down
again' campaign involving heavy artillery like the Pentax 645 SMC 45mm 
backed by MZ-S field assault pieces. Modern technology is also likely to
be used in the Mother of all Battles for the Perfect Exposure with
Optios, Powershots and even a Canon DSLR (Don't Stop Losing Resolution)
being brought to bare on an unforgiving terrain.
  Reinforcements are expected in the shape of Italian playboy
Gianfrancozeffirelli who will be making a brief personal appearance to
rouse the troops with a stunning rendition of The Three Tenors (also
known as Thirty Quid) singing 'La Lavatore' after downing several pints
of Wychwood's Hobgoblin.
  Using all the trappings of modern technology, communications with the
region will be unaffected, and regular briefings may be expected from
time to time. In all the invasion is planned to be over and done with in
just seven days, leaving little behind in the wake of what can only be
described as 'a severe and unconditional testing of the photographer's
abilities to get up in the morning'. 
   Lord Wilson is 92.




Cheers,
  Cotty


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