Auster Fly-in 24th June

Now I’m wiser, thanks BlueRobin.

Hi Simon, this is an old thread resurrected from last year. In this time it is likely that the photos have been removed from RLangham’s server hence the red Xs.

The confusion caused by resurrecting old threads is one reason why the associated rule exists in the forum code of conduct. 🙂

Question please

How do I open the photos, all I have is a red X in small box clicking it brings me nothing, Tks

It’s a shame I’ll be away on holiday then or I could have dumped t’other half on her sister in Amesbury for the day and joined you.

Sunday 9th Sept at Popham

So who is going to the Auster Meet at Popham on Sunday 9th September? Weather permitting, I shall be going.

Here’s some more photos from today – got my flight, it was in G-AMMS, believed to be the most famous Auster ever. Handling was a bit unusual but still great fun, took my mind off the extreme sunburn I got yesterday! Flew from Leicester to Stoke Golding (my local airstrip, met the owner today) and back, bit unusual seeing my house from the air, looks a lot different from what I expected. Many thanks to everyone over this past weekend who’s helped me fly and kept me entertained, Richard, Bryn, Paul, Neal, Mark, and the load of other people who’s names i’ve either forgotten or didn’t know. Anyway, here’s some pics from today

My ‘ride’, Auster J5K G-AMMS

Nice Lycoming engined Auster 5 Alpha

Auster J1N G-AHCN

Mmmm Taylorcraft – there were three about today, one had spatted wheels

My place from the air, it’s pretty much bang on in the middle of the photo

A sunburnt me trying to keep the Auster nice and steady

Beagle Huskey, the last Auster to serve in the military

Certainly a great weekend, hopefully won’t be the last time i’m in an Auster as well

Hi Rob,
where is your pic of G-AHCN gone? :confused:
http://s1.simpload.com/0625449eb051b1354.jpg

Martin

Nice one Rob. looks like you had a good time.

I have flown in Taylorcraft G-BRPX.

Neal

Am glad that it all worked out in the end and in what a famous aeroplane too!

Best wishes,

Martin

Here’s some more photos from today – got my flight, it was in G-AMMS, believed to be the most famous Auster ever. Handling was a bit unusual but still great fun, took my mind off the extreme sunburn I got yesterday! Flew from Leicester to Stoke Golding (my local airstrip, met the owner today) and back, bit unusual seeing my house from the air, looks a lot different from what I expected. Many thanks to everyone over this past weekend who’s helped me fly and kept me entertained, Richard, Bryn, Paul, Neal, Mark, and the load of other people who’s names i’ve either forgotten or didn’t know. Anyway, here’s some pics from today

My ‘ride’, Auster J5K G-AMMS

Nice Lycoming engined Auster 5 Alpha

Auster J1N G-AHCN

Mmmm Taylorcraft – there were three about today, one had spatted wheels

My place from the air, it’s pretty much bang on in the middle of the photo

A sunburnt me trying to keep the Auster nice and steady

Beagle Huskey, the last Auster to serve in the military

Certainly a great weekend, hopefully won’t be the last time i’m in an Auster as well

Good to meet you Rob, have a good flight tomorrow.

A few of mine from today, not all Austers.

Neal