Very nice.
Just out of interest, what state of restoration is it being restored to ?

Static Display ?

You might well be right but it is hardly anything to be proud of. And of course the one follows the other – if you don’t care you are hardly likely to take the trouble to learn.

There are lots of things in life which people don’t understand, and have no particular inclination, or the ability to learn.

It’s not a case of being proud of the fact, it’s a fact of life.

Just to add my tuppence worth.

The condition of any remains will obviously depend on what has being
going on on the ground above.
If crops have been grown, and fertiliser used, that would add to any corrosion.

That’s if what I find detecting on farm land is anything to go by. Copper and
bronze corrodes very quickly on agricultural land.

Whereas coins found on a playing field that was being re laid, were coming up
like new after being in the ground 100yrs or more, as no fertiliser had been used

I think it’s a safe bet to say that the majority of people in the UK, don’t really
care, and don’t understand US politics.

I should also imagine that a huge number of people in the US, don’t even
know who our Prime Minister is. Or for that matter, could find the UK on a
map of the world.

I wonder how many Americans understand US politics ?

I bet he gets a sun bed at the beach 🙂

Although the airfield will be open all day, the service is now apparently due to
take place at 3pm.

There was a recent story in the media here about someone who put a wind generator on his property atop a buff a few miles south of where I live. A state of the art system for his home cost $87,000 (50,000 pounds).
Even with the ability to sell surplus back to the power grid, he’ll never break even in his lifetime.

That is one of the draw backs with Green Energy, it’s expensive.

You can get solar panels for electricity installed for free, but you effectively
agree to the company owning your roof for the next 25yrs. Then there are
big problems if you come to sell.