These were taken by my Dad at either Heathrow or Gatwick Airport during August / September 1981 (I would have been 4 1/2 so probably a little early for me to have been able to see over the side of the old car park!). This aircraft was later purchased by the RAF and registered as ZE704. https://live....

The master at work?


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Just making a few adjustments...


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Hitching a ride...

This has to be the best one?

https://www.mahobeachcam.com

Just saw what looked like 4 contrails heading over Colchester - anyone know what they were / are?

They were high up - and I was driving at the time (hence the question!)

Thanks

Saw earlier that the ex Red Arrows Gnat at Cotswold Airport suffered a smashed canopy...

I've chosen this one, of one of my favourite aircraft types - the Dakota / DC-3. Taken at the Daks over Duxford event, which even though it failed to live up to all the hype, and had many, many documented problems will still live long in the memory banks... https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/480377...

Seems like some of those old planes might feel the wind beneath their wings once more...

Reds Rolling wrote:That nutter from Big Jet TV is stood on his van live streaming the landings (and go arounds) at Heathrow!

Wish someone would stick a sock in his mouth to shut him up! lol

WOW...

Some stunning images in there...!


Dan

Looks good Andy...

Some cracking shots there

Dan

I’ve not really noticed a drop in quality - I have however noticed a massive drop in terms of the number of views that images get, post 1000 photo limit implementation and the other changes...

Cracking set of images - that first shockwave one

Love the shots of the Hind as well

Dan

Amp wrote:Norfolk?

Norfolk, which is the neighbouring county to Suffolk.

Depending on where in the UK the original poster lives, parts of Norfolk could be a lot closer to Lakenheath / Mildenhall

Wow, what a set of images... stunning.

Stagger2 wrote:Concept of the Piston Provost shot is great, but I assume it was not stationary?

It wasn’t moving as such, but was in the process of a high power run, so there was movement in the airframe.

On the 20th July, whilst there was another small airshow taking place in the Cotswolds, The Shuttleworth Collection held their 2nd Evening airshow of the season - this one entitled "Flying For Fun". The weather forecast leading up to weekend suggested windy conditions, wall to wall cloud, ...

I am not really a cricket fan but did get quite excited about yesterday. I have a question for someone more knowledgeable on the subject: On the last ball NZ needed 2 runs to win but only got 1 so drew and we won on the number of boundaries scored. I thought that if someone was run out on the secon...

WOW...

What an ending, Well Done England!!!

Commiserations to New Zealand though.

Morning,

Has anyone purchased Reikan FoCal AF Micro Adjustment software, or have any experience of using it?

I'm thinking of buying it, but want a "real world" review to go by!!

Cheers
Dan

Great capture!

More importantly though, glad the crew managed to land it safely and walk away.

LN Strike Eagle wrote:Weather didn't improve much here in Essex and now it's raining - how is it for those at the show?

Apart from one biggish shower it’s been good. The light, when the clouds have cleared, has been lovely.

Does anyone know, can you present your ticket on your phone (rather than printing it off!!)

Cheers
Dan

Mines been fine in terms of access etc. However, I have noticed that the number of views has dropped considerably from the levels I was getting before the move away from Yahoo...

Dan

Very fragmented...