I think you’d be lucky to find a bookie who would take any money.
Their biggest mistake was inviting the BNP’s Nick Griffin onto the panel.
In the attempt to rubbish him, it showed the programme up for what it is.
Zero Dark Thirty— better than I thought it would be.
Same here, not a bad film.
Zero Dark Thirty— better than I thought it would be.
Same here, not a bad film.
Half way through watching “The Impossible”.
Drama based on the events surrounding the Boxing Day tsunami of 2004.
Half way through watching “The Impossible”.
Drama based on the events surrounding the Boxing Day tsunami of 2004.
I thought we had Children in need a little while back ?
I neither watch anything to do with that, nor red nose day.
Another BBC back slapping, self congratulatory exercise.
I find the whole thing rather nauseating.
My wife and I give a considerable amount to charity each year, but not
either of these.
I thought we had Children in need a little while back ?
I neither watch anything to do with that, nor red nose day.
Another BBC back slapping, self congratulatory exercise.
I find the whole thing rather nauseating.
My wife and I give a considerable amount to charity each year, but not
either of these.
Wasn’t it Joseph Summers who flew the prototype ?
It’s not a service I am ever likely to use, but if a bus service was available and
widely advertised, I would expect it to be very popular.
I can only go by my experiences with the park and ride from Lakenheath to Mildenhall.
The thing is, nobody knows what the future holds. It’s possible that in years
to come, there may be a need for these airfields again. Although I don’t
know where the aircraft will come from.
One thing they could be handy for, is being used for learner drivers to train
before going out on the open road.
Thanks for the info.
I thought it strange as I was pretty sure there were no Jaguars still flying in the UK,
but the person I was talking to, seemed pretty sure of what he was telling me.
I was talking to someone involved with the future of Coltishall, and he was saying that they want to
keep the base as intact as possible.
Apparently there is still an unused Jaguar Flight Simulator there.
He was also saying that on the 15th of this month, those who are interested, may see some AAC Gazelles exercising there.
Great pictures !
My earliest recollection of Brawdy, was back in the 60’s. On one of the many
camping holidays in S.Wales with my parents.
Sitting outside of our tent watching Gannets flying circuits.
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I’m not big on aviation archaeology, but was astounded to find that a close friend of mine whom I’d shown around the 9th Air Force base at Willingale (Chipping Ongar) for the very first time in the early 1990’s, had taken several trips back there with his folks…………
I used to go metal detecting there with my club. I never found much, but I remember that someone else found a Dog tag.
No idea what he did with it.