Whilst both pictures are well done and capture the imagination of a lot of people, in reality, no plane dropping an atomic bomb would ever be so low and still so close to the explosion as the shock waves travels one hell of a lot faster than they do.

Who the bloody hell is Pixie Lott? 🙁

My 94 y.o. mother says it was “Have a Go” and I have to agree. How did the theme song go ‘ ‘ave a go, Joe, you gotta ‘ave a go’, etc etc.

That was his catch phrase, but still can’t think of the program name.

My God, that’s going back a bit. I used to enjoy listening to Wilf on the radio. Can’t remember his wife’s name though, nor the name of his program. Can you?

The Australian Grasshopper

When I saw the title of this thread I thought it would be about this aircraft. I know which I’d rather have.

Grasshopper (Aus, 81). The Grasshopper was designed in Australia by Colin Winton as an ultralight aircraft, weighing only 254 lbs when empty. Single-seat, mid-wing ultralight. Fuselage fiberglass with tube, fiberglass and Dacron wings. Wings removable for transport. Forerunner of Jackaroo. Wing span 27’.

Just found this thread. Some great photos folk. Given the right time and place, the artist in all of us come to light. Anyway, I’d like to wish you all a very happy Christmas and add a shot here.