Typhoon on its way...

PH, Maybe one of these will turn up



A-6 Intruder

That Wildcat may turn out to be a Dragon Lady

I hope I don't end up with a reputation of a:

Originally Posted by Peter Henry

I hope I don't end up with a reputation of a:

Well keep an eagle eye out for anything untoward and you should be ok...

* adopts deep Barry White kinda voice*

For all the honies of the site I think it only right that I after all this time,show you my:





Think about it......

Originally Posted by Peter Henry

* adopts deep Barry White kinda voice*

For all the honies of the site I think it only right that I after all this time,show you my:





Think about it......

Well that trashed the thread, ya perv :P Can't believe how long it took me to work it out

Mudge...I couldn't help meself honest!

Originally Posted by Peter Henry

Mudge...I couldn't help meself honest!

Ooooh hope that doesnt make someone fury-ous :P

Originally Posted by lynw

Ooooh hope that doesnt make someone fury-ous :P

That really is the








Pitts

Oh what wonderful aeoplanes! My second love after motorcycles - something I inherited from dear Papa who was a pilot in the RAF (as, indeed, later was I).

After the war, the Jessop Family Trust managed to acquire two of the types he flew, with the intention of setting up a small museum.




Alas, they are now both gone, but they were kept for a long time in our paddock. In those hot summer months, people would often pass by as the gamine young thing that I was sunbathed on the wings, and shout out things like: "Camilla, what a smashing pair of Bristols you have."

It was lovely to know that there were so many aviation enthusiasts in the area.

Originally Posted by Camilla Jessop

Oh what wonderful aeoplanes! My second love after motorcycles - something I inherited from dear Papa who was a pilot in the RAF (as, indeed, later was I).

After the war, the Jessop Family Trust managed to acquire two of the types he flew, with the intention of setting up a small museum.




Alas, they are now both gone, but they were kept for a long time in our paddock. In those hot summer months, people would often pass by as the gamine young thing that I was sunbathed on the wings, and shout out things like: "Camilla, what a smashing pair of Bristols you have."

It was lovely to know that there were so many aviation enthusiasts in the area.

I did wonder when this would be worked into the thread