Celebrations at Ground Zero. But a lot of questions as well.

I love the three-holer!

Sandown was a regular destination for me in the 1980s. Go there on a sunny, hot day and take a walk to the beach, you’ll love the whole experience. We used to spend the day at the beach and fly back with the sunset. A great way to get to a beach and avoid the heavy traffic of the mainland. Lovely memories. We sometimes landed at Bembridge too, but Sandown was the most enjoyable destination. :rolleyes::)

A Beagle Pup had an untidy arrival at Panshanger on Saturday, but happily did not explode, a threat very much on the mind of the Welwyn and Hatfield Times

The photo possibly indicates some failed catapult attempt, not surprising with fuel at nearly £2 a litre.

http://www.whtimes.co.uk/news/evacuation_over_fears_that_crashed_light_aircraft_in_welwyn_garden_city_could_explode_1_875652

Yeah! British manufactured aeroplanes are too over engineered to explode on impact. 🙂

They are designed that way as many of them are so underpowered that hitting a hedge before V2 is always a possibility. 😉

EG: Sterling, Airtourer, Auster, Trident 3b (gripper). All horribly underpowered.