RAF Digby Ops Room

The web sit is updated but a while ago.

http://website.lineone.net/~bcam/
but they say they have LIGHTNINGS

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dave

god bless all soles on hcy522

[You being on the bottom of gods own countyYORKSHIRE :diablo: (hearing the yellow bellie groweling) :diablo: have you visited the bomber county museum at hemswell.I my self havent as yet must try and stop on the way to the caravan at skeg
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dave…….

nope I’ve not been up to the Hemswell museum.. is it still going? there was something about it on here a while back..??

dont worry, no growling yellow-belly here, just a refugee from ‘darn sarf’ who’s still amazed that he didnt drop off the edge of the world when he passed Watford !! 😀 :p
Neil.

[QUOTE=Guzzineil]’orrible weather up here this morning so popped along to the museum for a look around. Worth a visit if you’re in the area on a Sunday morning and have an hour spare.
http://www.24hourmuseum.org.uk/museum_gfx_en/AM17655.html

You being on the bottom of gods own countyYORKSHIRE :diablo: (hearing the yellow bellie groweling) :diablo: have you visited the bomber county museum at hemswell.I my self havent as yet must try and stop on the way to the caravan at skeg
t,t,f,n
dave…….

And only 19 when he died….

Thanks for that, it looks most intersting and has just been added to my itinerary for next year’s Tour de World War II around England.

Thanks for that Guzzineil,

Looks like the Enemy Aircraft Flight, which was based at Collyweston (sp?) and Duxford at various times.

JG McGee of indeterminate nationality, but of international fame and veneration. There’s a lesson there.

..and just down the road at Scopwick is a small military cemetry… includes a German crew and the grave of JG Magee, most famous for writing the poem High Flight..

Neil.