*** R M Erskine Fund - November Fundraiser - Donate Here!

[Bluepeter9 5,167]

All positive bump

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Here's Erskine Resident Billy, and his Sister, getting up close and personal with the Bo'Ness Steam Train.

And here's the rest of the gang who came along for the ride...

As you can see it's pretty windy - but that's what Erskine Blankets are for.

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Much nicer out of the wind...

And finish the day off with a wee tour of the museum...

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Another £72 well spent.

And if you think those photos are exciting, just wait till you see the Fish & Chips at Saltcoats photos.

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Many thanks to better than all the rest and HG5 for their donations.

[Bluepeter9 5,167]

Post apocalypse bump - we are alive

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Right, I've made a start on the St Mirren tickets.

I've activated our 4 Smartcard seats for Erskine Park. - cost: £50

I'm just waiting to hear back from Bishopton, Glasgow, and Hollybush House with numbers. But I'd estimate that we'll be buying a total of about 30-ish tickets for this one.

Plus probably 6 Hospitality seats.

A week today is Saltcoats Fish and Chip Night. I'm so Excited!!

Bad news about the Internet connection for the Erskine Park Sporting Memories Room - BT can't install it for ages.

So I've told Erskine to just go and buy one of those wi-fi dongle things in the meantime. They're about £25 I hear.

That will then let them get their Rangers TV on to their new Telly in their new room.

Then once the Internet connection is installed, they can still get use from the dongle, because it will let any Resident watch a game from the comfort of their own room, so the £25 will be money well spent.

So that's been my day. Anything else happening?

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And here's another picture of Billy and his Sister at the Bo'Ness Steam Railway.

Apparently they can't be bothered with all that photoshop nonsense either...

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Many thanks to fermblue for his donation.

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Right, I've made a start on the St Mirren tickets.

I've activated our 4 Smartcard seats for Erskine Park. - cost: £50

I'm just waiting to hear back from Bishopton, Glasgow, and Hollybush House with numbers. But I'd estimate that we'll be buying a total of about 30-ish tickets for this one.

Plus probably 6 Hospitality seats.

A week today is Saltcoats Fish and Chip Night. I'm so Excited!!

Bad news about the Internet connection for the Erskine Park Sporting Memories Room - BT can't install it for ages.

So I've told Erskine to just go and buy one of those wi-fi dongle things in the meantime. They're about £25 I hear.

That will then let them get their Rangers TV on to their new Telly in their new room.

Then once the Internet connection is installed, they can still get use from the dongle, because it will let any Resident watch a game from the comfort of their own room, so the £25 will be money well spent.

So that's been my day. Anything else happening?

Good work GB the scarves are washed and ready to give to you on Sat.

[Bluepeter9 5,167]

A sensible, calm, measured morning bump

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Donations update:

I haven't asked Admin for the second batch of figures yet, so it's still just my estimate...

So far, 114 of our 234 members have made a donation to the November Fundraiser. Many thanks to you all. I might think about another PM to the remaining members.

But I feel kind of guilty pestering all those Good Bears who have already donated so much in all the previous fundraisers - especially when there are so many forum members who have never ever donated to the Fund, yet so easily could.

Anyway, back to the good news - Amount raised so far in the November Fundraiser is probably just over £2300

http://www.rangersmedia.co.uk/forum/donate.html

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So I see.

Cheers mate. I'll add you to the pledged list, and hope to hear from you in a week or so.

Donated

[jamess 3,429]

Donations update:

I haven't asked Admin for the second batch of figures yet, so it's still just my estimate...

So far, 114 of our 234 members have made a donation to the November Fundraiser. Many thanks to you all. I might think about another PM to the remaining members.

But I feel kind of guilty pestering all those Good Bears who have already donated so much in all the previous fundraisers - especially when there are so many forum members who have never ever donated to the Fund, yet so easily could.

Anyway, back to the good news - Amount raised so far in the November Fundraiser is probably just over £2300

http://www.rangersmedia.co.uk/forum/donate.html

That's a pretty good result so far - 48.7% of loyal fund members stumping up again an average of £20 earth pounds each. Thumbs up to those that can afford to donate and see what's important. And this is important.

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Donated

Cheers Mate.

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Many thanks to gazza27 for his donation.

And also to Darius72, who had already donated at the end of September, but pretty much runs to his own timetable.

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Many thanks to gazza27 for his donation.

And also to Darius72, who had already donated at the end of September, but pretty much runs to his own timetable.

Indeed,sir

[Bluepeter9 5,167]

Superb effort - worthy of a bump

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Hangover bump then bed

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November fund eh. Just as well its still November. Folks better get in before Santa works his wicked web and sucks away your money.....

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Morning bump

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Many thanks to bluebell1973 (Young Ant's Mum) for her donation.

And she's got me a nice wee Christmas present, and you lot are getting none of it!

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Many thanks to bluebell1973 (Young Ant's Mum) for her donation.

And she's got me a nice wee Christmas present, and you lot are getting none of it!

Well done to bluebell1973, but please do not consume your Christmas present too quickly G B.

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Cash donations collected on Saturday: £75