There’s an awful lot of tradesmen who don’t even begin to approach the
£77,000 VAT threshold.
I remember that going back about £35 years, my Brother in law wanted
some new sills welded onto his Triumph Spitfire. Chap who did it told him it
was £25, or £20 for cash. His full time job was working for the income tax.
Whenever I do work for people, I always leave it up to them as to how they
want to pay. Most want to pay cash. Either way it costs them the same.
They are also over London for Olympics opening ceremony.
Start date/time: 27/07/2012 18:25 UTC
End date/time: 27/07/2012 19:45 UTC
Activity period: null
Lower height limit: 000
Upper height limit: 030
FORMATION TRANSIT BY RED ARROWS ACFT ROUTING:
5121N 00121E (MANSTON)1838
5127N 00124E (OVER SEA N OF MARGATE) 1840
5123N 00145E (OVER SEA)1842
5210N 00223E (OVER SEA) 1851
5219N 00155E (OVER SEA) 1854
5128N 00113E (OVER SEA) 1904
5133N 00030E (S OF BASILDON)1909
5133N 00013E (S OF HORNCHURCH) 1911
5132N 00001W (OLYMPIC STADIUM) 1912
5132N 00002W (VICTORIA PARK) 1912
5130N 00010W (HYDE PARK) 1913
5133N 00025W (NORTHOLT) 1915
5147N 00044W (HALTON) 1918
5159N 00052W (S OF NASH) 1920
5310N 00049W (CARLTON ON TRENT)1932
5318N 00033W (SCAMPTON)1934
FORMATION PLANS TO TRANSIT AT 500-2000FT AGL. TIMINGS, HGT AND ROUTE
ARE APRX AND MAY CHANGE DUE TO WX OR OTHER REQUIREMENTS
12-07-0911/AS1
ADD 1 hour for local/BST
I am not sure it’s entirely correct to say that museums do not allow the general public to enter and sit in the cockpits of exhibits. There are exceptions. I took my son to an open cockpits evening at Cosford back in the summer and we were able to take a look in several of the aircraft (admittedly mainly, though not solely, the larger types).
Indeed, when my wife and I were at Cosford we were looking at a Jet Provost. “Get in and I’ll take your picture” said the attendant.
I wonder if there’s more to this story than meets the eye ? :rolleyes:
The timing was certainly very good.
Regardless of what it was done for, if the funds from it help keep it live it’s a win win situation.
I agree 😉
Why do the Americans love to have very loud music on their videos ?
Why do the Americans love to have very loud music on their videos ?
Lockheed Vega I believe
Yep, Certainly is ….. http://www.guardian.co.uk/world/2012/jul/24/amelia-earhart-birthday-google-doodle?newsfeed=true
Well done to South Africa.
Now England just need to get rid of Pietersen, to improve things in the England camp.
Well done to South Africa.
Now England just need to get rid of Pietersen, to improve things in the England camp.
Is that supposed to be representative of any particular aircraft ?
I have to agree Hampden, that shot looks so model-like it really wasn’t worth the destruction of the real thing! According to Leonard Moseley’s book about the film, the explosives failed to detonate properly at the first attempt (hence that bit where Kenneth More ducks and only a bit of the door falls off). The explosives experts then went back in and re-set everything, and the full explosion was filmed on a second take.
Yes you can see the fuel spray out before it ignites.
He did well to fly in those conditions 😮
One of the earliest film I remember seeing Simon Ward in, was Young Winston
He was good in the Tudors as Bishop Stephen Gardiner
RIP
One of the earliest film I remember seeing Simon Ward in, was Young Winston
He was good in the Tudors as Bishop Stephen Gardiner
RIP