I do like the idea of a mono-national history of a country, MOTF. There’d be more bleeps in it than a recipe by Gordon Ramsay. “And lo, there came to be lend-lease, when manna fell from the skies” Battle of Britain. “Shutup in BLEEPish.” The history of Britain has been a multicultural history from before when a bunch of krauts called Angles and Saxons pushed a bunch of celts into the edges. Shesh.
Can someone translate for me please. I dont understand a word of this.
Stop wishing your life away Son.
This years season isnt over yet.
Awful news.
David
Bearing in mind that if you throw enough money at a problem, there is nothing you cannot solve (in the context of Warbirds). What do you think would make it un-viable?
Not out loud on a Sunday without my left Breast bared …..no!
I think the B17 does serve a valuable purpose here as a memorial to the 8th.
I am 100% in agreement with you there, its a shame that the owner doesnt feel that way.
However how can something that isnt British fit in with Criteria 1? As I see it the Criteria are meant to help preserve essential parts of British history, the B-17 is an essential part of the History of the Word IMHO.
As a memorial however, it is very important.
Barnowl, the Oxford rememberance Ceremony is on the Sunday and it at the War Memorial at the northern end of St Giles in the City Centre.
I’m not sure if they have a similar one in Headington.
Thats no way to speak about a Lady!
Hmmmm
an afterburning aircraft (not manufacturer owned) on the British Register and cleared by the CAA!
Hmmmmmm
Thanks Beaufighter.
Good to see BTDE as it spends its time parked next to the Rearwin at Popham!
An aircraft which, when flown by its owner, cannot be called light!
I understand that the aircraft below will shortly be leaving these shores.
The owner has decided to persue another project, one that involves skill with woodworking and a twin rating. (and no I dont mean something perverted with amputee sisters!)
A very sad loss 🙁
Isnt it already painted as an RAAF Far east example?
1. Is it so closely connected with our history and national life that its
departure would be a misfortune?
2. Is it of outstanding aesthetic importance?
3. Is it of outstanding significance for the study of some particular
branch of art, learning or history?
Which of the above could possibly be used for SallyB or any Warbird for that fact. The only way I can think is if it was referring to the last Spitfire (or Hurricane etc) in existance anywhere.
Numbers 2 and 3 clearly dont apply Number one is laungable to apply to any Aircraft with the possible exception of Concorde.
Considering it was not designed to last for 60 years I think its pretty good that there are any Mosquitos still in existance let alone flying.
Y11F
You took the words right out of my mouth.