AndyXH558 wrote: ↑

Mon 06 Jul 2020, 11:25 am

On the subject of the cigar. I hadn't even noticed it. Probably a really bad prop. He's supposed to be Russian as its the mig 27 at Newark.

Cuban cigars were popular in Soviet times and imported a great deal as part of the Soviet support of Cuban communism.

Thanks Eric

As an rare viewer of ADS-B - is there a US F35 at Marham or is it an error or part of the training unit - on ADSB now with RAF ZM150

FB translation of F7 80th celebration for anyone who happens to be on the west of Sweden tomorrow Tomorrow, July 1, Skaraborg's air naval flight turns 80 years old. It is celebrated with a ceremony at Såtenäs as well as an over-flight with both contemporary and historic aircraft. Unfortunately, due ...

Parliamentary question answers: The number of occasions Voyager ZZ336 has been used on Prime Ministerial or Ministerial business since it was converted for its VIP role is given in the table below. Voyager ZZ336 use in VIP role FY 2016-17. 7 FY2017-18. 8 FY2018-19. 6 FY2019-20. 4 FY2020-21*. 0 The V...

Yes that was from the flypast on 9 May - the main parade was postponed

https://youtu.be/1AIQd0shQgY

Flypast at about 1.09.26

Yes she would fit right in - great track record of defending the WMD lies.

Royal Society is promoting the National Aerospace Library video archive at www.aerosociety.com/movies. See where Burt Rutan got some ideas from with the Miles Libellula!

Does anyone actually think that by removing a bunch of statues of people, that in the main no one has heard of or do not know the significance of, is going to eradicate racism from society? Not in the slightest, and I’m a bit worried that the British “that’ll do” spirit will see that be seen as “we...

Does anyone actually think that by removing a bunch of statues of people, that in the main no one has heard of or do not know the significance of, is going to eradicate racism from society?

USA a third world country? Yes. Surely there are many different areas and facets to a country to compare in order to give it a rating as third, second or first world? The US is, on overall assessment, a very first world country. Looked at from a rational and objective position and not a pejorative ...

Tommy wrote: ↑

Fri 05 Jun 2020, 8:24 pm

Finningley Boy wrote: ↑

Fri 05 Jun 2020, 8:17 pm

USA a third world country?

Yes.

Land of the free https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/202 ... 5-year-old

So now a fall in US unemployment is a great day for George Floyd

Great - even better - my grandfather worked for Handley Page! I won't be buying though - hope a museum picks it up if it is of use.

https://www.the-saleroom.com/en-gb/auct ... image-link Ventura? Neptune? The auction house is fairly near Lossiemouth.

No - the most worrying thing is not one individual albeit the President - but all those that support him.

or even a Saab Lansen (that's Lance in English)

Phantom,,, of the opera

Voodoo..Chile - Jimi Hendrix

Zero - Imagine Dragons

Tigermoth - Steve Hackett

House martins arrived in Sweden three days ago if that helps! Probably not!

Cranes have already gone, two pairs of great tits nesting (one lot putting my excavator out of action) and two pairs of pied flycatchers, one pair woodpecker

Our plan to rebuild - government doc excerpt: SAGE advise that the risk of infection outside is significantly lower than inside, so the Government is updating the rules so that, as well as exercise, people can now also spend time outdoors subject to: not meeting up with any more than one person from...

Not exactly the most reliable source but https://www.thesun.co.uk/travel/11491804/brits-banned-europe-destinations-coronavirus/ If so where does this leave Sweden who are I believe in the EU and Schengen? Uk advises against travel to Sweden right now (unless essential) however there are no direct f...

RAF Hercules (flying) (no chance)