The location of the last one has me stumped…….

I saw a few launches from Aberporth when working at Western radar, I was fascinated by all the twitching movements made by the missile on the launcher prior to blast off,these were Swiss owned missiles being launched against Jindivik towed targets.
We could not see the Royal Navy launch site which was below the cliffs and I was very cheesed off to miss the time they shot down the Meteor drone just offshore as part of a sales push to sell ship based missiles to other navies. The Meteor cartwheeled into the sea in a ball of flames.

From Wiki..and of course slightly out of date,
HA-1112-M1L c/n unkn C.4K-30, ex-471 Sq “471-26”, movie: Battle of Britain, Edwards Collection, Wilson Edwards, Big Spring. Texas.

The world is full of rules and regulations, as soon as you venture into business with an intention of making money some one some where is interested in how you approach the matter of patents, copyrights and a myriad of other matters. It is a shock when seemingly minor matters are highlighted but copyright and trademarks are of importance. Hence the existence of lawyers who specialise in this area and of course there can be big money involved. I am a one man business and have managed to sort out matters without paying the lawyers and solicitors so far.

I recall that the Drover at Squires Gate was hemmed in by a Westland Dragonfly heli and a huge set of sheerlegs, around that time Russell was acquiring an odd collection of types, he had the only Aermacchi AL60 in the Uk on pleasure flights which was a sign that single engine types were to take over from twins, leading to Piper Tri Pacers and Cherokees. Meanwhile there were visits from John Lewery in his Fox Moth from Southport sands pleasure flying.

I recall reading that some whaling companies bought Walrus and these were replaced when helicopters became more common.

Many aircraft are easy to fly simple turns etc once airborne and high enough,it is the landing which is hardest. Try a Chipmunk first .

Thank you Derek for the background to this incredible photo.