Little Nellie is a replica, the original is covered in stickers and part of the fantastic collection at Reymerston Hall. However it is very correct to display an autogyro in the home country of the inventor.

First theft was from outside the RAF base at a private fuel store, the next attempt was discovered by armed gaurd patrol and the miscreants departed so quickly they left behind the truck, see the local news report…..
http://www.peterboroughtoday.co.uk/news/Thieves-attempt-to-steal-fuel.6011382.jp

The Baltic provides the best preservation for underwater wrecks although research there tends towards wooden ships which have been located in incredible condition.

I took part in several survey dives on a Tudor shipwreck in the Cattewater off RAF Mountbatten. We had huge problems with mooring lines at the site. These lines also included chain which would swing with current changes and wreck our survey grid. The moorings were for RAF marine craft. I hope you have better luck with a lifeboat mooring !

Gruinard now declared clear of spores, however there is nowt there to visit !

And here are the ribs in flight ! G-ECAN on a rare visit to the Inverness area in 2009,captured from our trusty Cessna 172.

A suggestion…ask Jim how much per copy a run of poster prints would be. There is always a discount for a longer run and he may be ok about mailing out the poster prints in tubes to those who want to buy. It is such an iconic image that a run of 100 should sell out and he could number and sign them.

Far better than a pixel infested blown up jpeg and it does show respect to the photographer. (Did I mention that I am a full time photographer ! )

A Fw190 landed at Pembrey North side of the Bristol Channel,the JU88 nightfighter captain settled in the Uk after WW2 with a new identity and his daughter visited RAF St Athan museum to view his aircraft.