VAC at Turweston 8th September 2013

Now that sounds good!
Sadly I will be stuck at.work so won’t get to see it. I do plan on being at AGM before I go to work though.

Thanks Arm Waver, good to see you again. I really like your photograph of the departure queue in your flickr set. It was a real scramble with crews departing in all directions. We’ve got a “3-line whip” out for the October meeting and I hope we might get at least 4 Airtourers if the weather behaves.

Here you go Ozplane…

G-AZHI by Arm Waver, on Flickr

G-AYLA by Arm Waver, on Flickr

and of course yours…

G-AWVG by Arm Waver, on Flickr

Other stuff here: http://www.flickr.com/photos/the-legacy-collection/sets/72157635473496025/
Not brilliant but thought I would share anyway.

….Slightly disappointed that you didn’t feature the two Airtourers though. We would have been three but one owner got stuck at the back of his hangar and was late arriving.

We managed 3 by the end of the day.

I did try to sort the aeroplanes out into vague themes and glad the Moths and the Tipsy’s worked.
Final total was 44 visitors on the day too.

Very nice set of photos

Nice set of pictures

Nice change from the heavy metal…thank you. Slightly disappointed that you didn’t feature the two Airtourers though. We would have been three but one owner got stuck at the back of his hangar and was late arriving.

Great photos David. So nice to see vintage light aeroplanes. The Piper Colt is a beaut!
Thanks
Bill

Fantastic photos.

Some more pictures from one of England’s friendliest GA airfields:

Whitney Straight and Jungmeister:

Midget Mustang:

Some more residents:

Tiger Moth G-AHLT:

Pietenpol Aircamper:

Robinson R66 and Agusta 109:

Many thanks to VAC and all at Turweston for access and assistance.