Old Cherokee up from Cumbernauld
G-AVSB Cherokee, Scone by Wallace Shackleton, on FlickrA R44 kitted out for bracken spraying
G-CBZE R44, Scone by Wallace Shackleton, on Flickr
G-CBZE R44, Scone by Wallace Shackleton, on FlickrA worms eye view of a new based Quik
G-CCXZ Quik, Scone by Wallace Shackleton, on FlickrThe old and the new. The Twin Star is replacing the two Senecas, this one has just come back after a new paint job
G-DGPS Twin Star, Scone by Wallace Shackleton, on FlickrThe other R44 with spray equipment, in the stowed position. They can cover something like 17 acres, approx five football pitches on a single flight
G-DOVS R44, Scone by Wallace Shackleton, on FlickrNew Cumbernauld trainer is this Cessna 152
G-FINA Cessna 152, Scone by Wallace Shackleton, on FlickrI Fly Little Planes with it's new paint job
G-IFLP Seneca, Scone by Wallace Shackleton, on FlickrCumbernauld based Cherokee Cadet making a short visit
G-JLIN Cadet, Scone by Wallace Shackleton, on FlickrVisiting Cessna 177 after a fuel stop
G-OSFS Cessna 177, Scone by Wallace Shackleton, on FlickrIt was pleasure flying day today, this Longranger was doing the flights
G-PTOO Longranger, Scone by Wallace Shackleton, on FlickrAnother splash and dash was this Insch based Cessna 172
G-RKKT Cessna 172, Scone by Wallace Shackleton, on FlickrWhile everyone was out enjoying the fun the SCAA Eurocopter went out this morning on an ambulance flight
G-SCAA EC135, Scone by Wallace Shackleton, on FlickrThis Cambridge based Cessna 210 has been around the world and occasionally calls in at Scone
G-SEEK Cessna 210, Scone by Wallace Shackleton, on FlickrA pristine visiting 1984 built Warrior
G-WFWA Cherokee Warrior, Scone by Wallace Shackleton, on Flickr
