Bae 146 tail in the woods

True.. But one was trying to account for the odd coloured yoke… Paprika anyone?

Odd place to find a fried egg and tabasco

And I thought Tabasco was only for use scrambled eggs :diablo:

Bet it was manned by assylum seekers.

Anyway it managed to mate my interests together of aviation,cycling and countryside…..what could be better !

Anyone know the history of this which had a misshap on it’s way to Mars ! 😉

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Last noted in Rendlesham forest by some American servicemen.

Is Jordan missing something :p

Odd place to find a fried egg and tabasco

Anyway it managed to mate my interests together of aviation,cycling and countryside…..what could be better !

Anyone know the history of this which had a misshap on it’s way to Mars ! 😉

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That isn’t art, its a waste of a good airframe…draw a line on a piece of paper and calling it ‘life’ that can be classed as art.

I wonder if they left the back bog in it, so it is of some use.

Fenton!!…..Fenton!!…

Its not an “elf”..its a “dear” isn’t it ?

What i forgot to add was. I can just imagine what performing arts may be happening after dark also “elf and insanity” won’t have a rudder and air brakes in case any little scrote gets his fingers stuck and sues the council for vast amounts of dosh. Give it a month anyway and it will be covered in grafitti if the hedge monkies have not weighed it in down the local scrappy.

Or do I just have a cynical view of this fair land today?

Blimey, I bet that was deer.. 😉

She was scrappe dat Southend in February, ex Flightline aircraft.

33 was a Hart

Did any of the artists bother to research Tatton Park’s historical aeronautical conections?
The closest is the glider piece and even that seems to be hung up on Barbara Cartland.

Monarch Of The Jet?!

No! 33 Sqn RAF with a body:eek:

I’ll also leave by the back door.

Monarch Of The Jet?!

Part of the Tatton Biennial it seems.

From their website: “This third edition of the Biennial considers the human urge to fly, to accomplish the impossible in fragile times.”
http://www.tattonparkbiennial.org

The tail section seems to be more of a venue for performance art than simply a painting on a tail:
http://www.tattonparkbiennial.org/detail/4370/

And the Colditz glider has inspired this one:
http://www.tattonparkbiennial.org/detail/4380/

I sometimes wish contemporary artists would make the art easier to understand by us mere mortals.

Whats it called then……..
Tales of the riverbank……….?