even the one that parked a Spitfire on a trailer in the car park yesterday, now where have I come across him before:)

Mmmmm…I wonder:D

My favourite museum by the way!

Conspiracy theorists are losers, nuts or the mentally ill who get some sort of validation by thinking they know something “special” that no one else knows.

Totally agree.

Just look up ‘chem trails’ on youtube……prepared to be boggled!:eek:

Baz

Sheffield had no local verification as her UAA-1 kit was off, owing to a comms conflict, and her PWO(A) was goofing, claimed later that he believed Etendard didnt have the reach to get to them anyway and did nothing so, crucially, no action was taken on Glasgows signal.

….bet he was popular.

It was painted red for wet drill use only

I used to wear red and yellow helmets when being kicked out of Whirlwinds and Sea Kings in the late 70s/early 80s into the North Sea. I think they standardised to yellow for better vis in the sea, however, I remember being issued a red helmet for use above the snow line in the Cheviots.
I’ve attached 2 pics (1980) of me in the doorway of a Sea King looking rather cold, wet and beat-up (the red one was identical in build quality)

As a member of HM Coastguard a few years later, I was (as a cliffman) issued with the same [manufactured] helmet for rescue work, both yellow and red. These were replaced with a different type around 94ish. The picture (1993) shows me and the poor sod I was rescuing at Watergate Bay, Newquay. Note, next victim on ledge, above!

Baz

It could be a lot worse…
See the Dutch entry:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FVHN9M9R7d0

Wouldn’t kick her out of bed………….mind you, with that song…………….I wouldn’t wake her up, either………..

Baz

Don’t need to mention the Canberras and BAC support do I?

During the conflict?

Yes please.

Last June 2011 I took 3 separate deliveries of wood and coal for this winter, I had negotiated a price and paid with cash, in full, on each delivery.

This morning 2 March 2012, a letter drops on my mat demanding £8.70 from the same people saying I was short of the invoice.

This afternoon I noticed a postman on the cctv, rush to the door and dash back to his van U-turn and head back to Newquay. He left behind a demand for £1.38 on a letter with incorrect payment, £1 of which was handling, so we’re looking at 38p. He drove out from Newquay, without the letter, a journey of 8 miles, 16 round trip to deliver this ultimatum, 14 days or we send it back.

:rolleyes: