Showing posts with label Areoplanes. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Areoplanes. Show all posts

Thursday, 4 May 2017

Cloudy Sky


A cloudy flight could be happening for this Spitfire at Imperial War Museum Duxford



Monday, 15 August 2016

Lancaster Flypast



Reading Felicity at Parsonage Cottage yesterday prompted me into showing these photos of a Lancaster Bomber  doing a flypast over a model exhibition that was happening at a local school


 This Hurricane was restored to flying condition from a few parts  and was a common sight in the sky's round the area, it's now part of the Shuttleworth collection


I went to the show and was waiting like everyone else when the Lancaster fly over from behind us at tree top level causing the hair on the back of my neck to stand on end


It flew round a few times


Giving us a  wonderful sight


We had our own air show for a few moments


 before it turned an flew off to a show in the next village at the place the Hurricane came from. I have to admire the people who managed to get the crew to detour for this. The Lancaster is part of the Battle of Britain Flight and together with the Hurricane & Spitfire they do fly past on occasion but not like this. One word summed it up Awesome
Taking Part in Our World Tuesday



Thursday, 30 July 2015

Spitfire Friday



 Last weekend at the Silverstione Classic  this was Spitfire on display as part of the Battle of Britan display. Silverstone used to be an RAF bomber Base


 A while later I heard the sound of an engine and it took a few moment sto realise another spitfire was doing a flypast

An awesome sound
Taking Part in Skywatch Friday