DH.60 Moth crash

What a shame, this is one of ‘ours’ at White Waltham, and I was able to get some photos in the autumn. Looking forward to seeing it back again.

Sad to se her like this, she was one of ours before she was one of yours:D i did the post restoration first flight on her from Sywell 10 years ago. Glad all are ok, as others have said looks like a forced landing in oil seed rape and tipped up.;)

[QUOTE=RPSmith;1246088]Glad the occupants ok.
I would speculate a forced landing that ended in the aircraft tipping onto it’s nose. QUOTE]

So a crash. Looking at that picture its a crash and a healine that read “I would speculate a forced landing that ended in the aircraft tipping onto it’s nose.”wouldnt want to make you read it, as the word crash does
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Glad the occupants ok.
The word “crash” does make a ‘good’ headline doesn’t it!
I would speculate a forced landing that ended in the aircraft tipping onto it’s nose. Journalists – don’t ya love ’em.

Roger Smith.

Down. in the oil seed rape

What a shame, this is one of ‘ours’ at White Waltham, and I was able to get some photos in the autumn. Looking forward to seeing it back again.

Sorry to hear this!

At least the occupants walked away with only minor injuries:

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/scotland/tayside_and_central/7384294.stm

Cheers

Paul

Here’s a photo of the aircraft in question.

http://www.airplane-pictures.net/image14459.html