A change from a "heads up"

Indeed not what we expected, quite a good piece.
You can catch it again at the following link, the bit we are interested in starts about 6 minutes 20 seconds into the programme.
Fl/Lt Willie Walker is a 92 year old star !

http://www.bbc.co.uk/radio4/arts/frontrow/index.shtml

Take back what I said it was quite a reasonable piece, more about the aircraft and its status as a design object than about the show itself.

Good interview with a Spitfire pilot vet.

You can probably pick it up on ‘Listen Again’ on the BBC web site.

Moggy

I doubt it.

That 7.15 slot is the arts show ‘Front Row’

There’ll be a four minute piece. They’ll treat it pretty much the same as they would an art gallery and end up suggesting it’s a good place to take the kids during the hols.

Don’t expect any depth on the topic of aviation

Moggy

Hopefully I’ll be able to tune in. I wonder if they might mention a certain museum that’s lent them some ‘personal’ items for the exhibition?

Geoff.

I still miss Walter Gabriel and his perpetual but folorn quest to ‘romance’ Mrs Perkins.
“My old pal, my old beauty”

I’ll be tuned in anyway.

Simply have to hear how the crisis at Tom Archer’s sausage enterprise is going, and Alistair the vet seems to be going back to gambling after David Archer sacked him from looking after the milking herd at Brookfield.

Moggy

Thanks for that – will tune in.