What looked like a YAK or Sukhoi (They all look the same to me) at around 10:30am this morning, near Boxted.
Flying a circle around a field we were metal detecting in.
Well said ! :eagerness:
Britain still gripped by every twist and turn of Syria story
Britain still gripped by every twist and turn of Syria story
In some cases I wish more cyclists would ride on the pavement. Where the road is narrow and there is a constant stream of
traffic in the opposite direction. As long as there are no pedestrians.
I cycle myself on the odd occasion, often on a path through a local park. I always get out of the way of pedestrians, but there are the lycra clad brigade on their expensive bikes who don’t have a minute to spare, and give all cyclists a bad name.
“Head down and get out of my way”
In some cases I wish more cyclists would ride on the pavement. Where the road is narrow and there is a constant stream of
traffic in the opposite direction. As long as there are no pedestrians.
I cycle myself on the odd occasion, often on a path through a local park. I always get out of the way of pedestrians, but there are the lycra clad brigade on their expensive bikes who don’t have a minute to spare, and give all cyclists a bad name.
“Head down and get out of my way”
Something similar happened to me a couple of years ago.
Since then, I don’t store any email addresses on there.
Something similar happened to me a couple of years ago.
Since then, I don’t store any email addresses on there.
I am sure the CIA and USAF have plenty of capability in the black world..
Yes, I’m sure they’ll cope
It won’t be flying again until 2014.
They have to get a new fuel tank made and fitted.
Had Britain been occupied, those scenes would no doubt have been repeated in London.
Fascinating pictures indeed.
Had Britain been occupied, those scenes would no doubt have been repeated in London.
Fascinating pictures indeed.
Thanks for that, I did wonder myself if there were two airlines with the same name.
Although one of the 707 pictures, did appear to have the”buffalo” logo on the tail.
That would certainly answer some questions though.
http://www.aussieairliners.org/b-707i/buffalo/n107bv.html
I believe the 707s in question (along with a multitude of other aircraft), may have been involved with flying
“certain” items into a “certain” African country ? I seem to remember a TV documentary on the subject
a few years a go.
Saw it in the far distance to the North of Headcorn on Sunday, heading west bound
Why not try an email? Nothing to loose.
Tried that today. May get a reply
Although it was suggested by somebody I know that it may have been a period the company wants to gloss over.