Sunny Sunday at Headcorn

Pleased that you had a good time, Headcorn is always worth a visit on a Sunday.
It is worth visiting just to view the immaculate restoration of Tiger Moth G-ACDC, pictures posted on this site.

..Thanks for the pics…the procession of weird French microlights getting airborne was also very entertaining. We had a great day picnicing next to the runway. (although didn’t take the camera). Being able to purchase Steve Blake’s superb new history of the 354th FG from the museum shop was the icing on the cake…

cheers

Neil

Very nice! I’m especially pleased as the white dot on the hillside above the registration of G-BUUI is my old school… or East Sutton Park young offenders institution, not that there was a lot of difference between them some days!

I spent many a Saturday afternoon at Headcorn, and much more time watching parachutists too. Ah, happy days!

Adrian

Well thats something new I guess prefer the old Let 410 they normal bring in I also like there Islander but they don’t Use that as much seems stupid really. Do you know what plane they where using for the Winter Season? Thats nice of the BBMF too do that.

James

Thanks for the comments. Rob did a fly through but did not land.
The BBMF flew over on their way to Biggin.
Last Sunday was competition parachuting, jumping from their new aeroplane.

Did the BBMF pay a visit to Headcorn and did they or Rob Land at all?:eek: That Yak 3 is based there did you see carly the Harvard at all? Nice shots there must pop down to headcorn again one day was there any parachuting at all?

James

Great photos, love those Turbi!:)