QTE:
All professional photographers are aware that certain buildings and trademarks e.g. Silver Lady on Rolls Royce are subject to permission being obtained from owners before the photos can be used .
UNQTE:

Hmmm. Bit of a myth, really. This is an area where lawyers make money. A picture of a reflection of the RR ‘Spirit of Soft P0rn’* is your copyright, unless you sell it as a RR product. But don’t try this in court – the big companies can buy better lawyers, so effectively dictate the law.

No, it’s not an urban myth that buildings have copyright. s4(1)b of the Copyright, Designs And Patents Act 1988 provides that an artistic work includes a work of architecture being a building or a model for a building and that a “building” includes any fixed structure, and a part of a building or fixed structure. However, it is held that there must be an element of artistic merit involved in the building.

ROTFLMAO

I’ve a note saying that I saw WZ662 outside Toogoods Caravan Sales A38 on 1st June 1972. I’m pretty sure that there was second one but my log book is in the attic somewhere (see there is a point to number collectors) and the kids are asleep. My recollection is that it was somewhere in the Congresbury general area.

Just plugged Toogoods Caravan Bristol into Google and then did a search on the post code. This suggests a location for a company called Toogoods Worldwide Transport just off the A38 north of Lulsgate (BS409YF) which ties in with my general recollection, although I do remember the aircraft being displayed by the side of a main road. The suggestion that the second aircraft was XK406 rather than XR267 also ties in with my memory from 1972/73.

I still haven’t located my spotting notes from that period but I will be attacking the attic tonight.

Is anyone also aware of what happened to the rest of the Jindiviks at Llanbedr – I had heard they were to be offered for disposal but have not seen anything come up.

I think they all have gone already, as I saw a report last year of a number of them at Stafford prior to disposal to a scrappy.

Of course we all know that a number of U-2s have been operated off carriers, don’t we?

I remember passing Toogoods Caravans on my holidays back in the early 70s and my recollection is that there were actually two Austers outside.

It was 1997 at Tushino and it was only one of them.