So, welcome:
#37 Gary Amos, from Happy Valley. Briton with eclectic taste in historical wargaming
#36 Rob Hingley from Captain's Blog. Canadian miniature wargamer who makes British eclectics look picky
#35 Mike from Mike's Wargame Blog. Miniature wargamer with preference for Napoleonics and 15mm
#34 Clint, who doesn't admit to having a weblog. Good comments!
#33 Grigork from The Megalomaniac. Another eclectic Briton, even dabbles in SciFi and Fantasy
and thanks to the Thoughts of a Depressive Diplomatist blog for his generous words. If you don't like dead bishops (how can you not like them?) maybe you are still in time for his prize draw.
I haven't done this for my first 32 followers yet, but I will make up for that sometime soon.
You deserve way more follower and I am sure they will come :-)
ReplyDeleteIan
This is an interesting blog and well worth a read. It deserves to be more popular and I'm sure it will be sooner than you think.
ReplyDeleteAlways a good read and interesting blog, keep up the good work
ReplyDeletePeace James
cheers guys! thanks for that
ReplyDeleteThis may be Clint's blog....
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Thanks Francis,
DeleteI'll add it if he owns up to it ;-)
Jur, your blog is simply excellent. You combine a lot of things here - I've really enjoyed the insight into rules mechanics, book reviews and games you've played. The posts you did on UN intervention were very good indeed - you had some really interesting views, some of which might be considered slightly controversial. I liked that, so don't hide those views away, whatever they are! I like, and envy, your language skills - that's really useful for people like me who really struggle just with French! And like all great blogs, Rear Guard Action just has a kind of "feel" - like a favourite cafe. Somewhere you just enjoy visiting. Well, that's why I like the blog !!
ReplyDeleteOh guys, stop the flattering! But thanks a lot, of course. I will hope to keep up the quality level.
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