A visiting Pioneer, at the time that I took this photo there were eight aircraft with engines running, all in various stages of departure around the apron. A very good reminder just how dangerous it can be out there.
G-OWBA Pioneer, Scone by Wallace Shackleton, on FlickrThe Cirrus, on it's way to Germany
N3600X Cirrus, Scone by Wallace Shackleton, on Flickr
N3600X Cirrus, Scone by Wallace Shackleton, on FlickrA visiting Tayside Warrior... I really should have cloned out that patch of burnt grass!
G-BHJO Warrior, Scone by Wallace Shackleton, on FlickrA long time hangar resident, now back in the air
G-BPTG Rockwell 112, Scone by Wallace Shackleton, on FlickrA friend of mine dropped by after ploughing the sky over the west. You don't see many big twins like that these days
G-FIFA Cessna 404, Scone by Wallace Shackleton, on Flickr
G-FIFA Cessna 404, Scone by Wallace Shackleton, on FlickrThe Pioneer taking off for a flight through to the west
G-OWBA Pioneer, Scone by Wallace Shackleton, on FlickrA new Inverness resident
G-VOCA Extra 230, Scone by Wallace Shackleton, on FlickrI'd been waiting for two weeks to get a photo of this Eurofox that here for differences training
G-ZTUG Eurofox, Scone by Wallace Shackleton, on FlickrI made a Profile out of this one, if you are interested here's a link to the Adobe Spark page https://spark.adobe.com/page/wj22EDgR68zaG/
Sunshine and planes with a touch of motorbike thrown in for good measure - just sublime.
