Better than exceptional! Fantastically clear. Just 2 questions. 1, approx how many shots did you take to get those perfect shots and 2, how many chaps and chapeses can you get in the boom bay next time up?;)
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I remember that show well. I had a couple of very similar photos of the Sea Harriers in the hangar very carefully joined together with tape that eventually went yellow! Also i can remember a Shackleton parked opposite? My Friend remarked ‘look at the sparkplug on top of that!’ Happy days, thanks for showing.

Thanks for that Kesha, great bit of footage.
They look like they are ready to be cranked up!
Some years ago i watched a interview with Vladimir Putin and he briefly mentioned that his father worked at Gorky Park, and after the war they buried the lot where they stood.
I tried to email the Kremlin at madvlad @redcomi , but still waiting for a reply, or a knock on the door, whatever comes first really!
Seriously though, great post.

Not wishing to hi-jack the thread, just adding to it with this landing….!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sCZRwv_568Y

No-doubt been on here before though.

Cant wait to see some more of this fantastic beast then.
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Im sure there is a replica on standby somewhere that can be used for a day.

Great work you are doing Nick, and very much enjoyed your pictures on flickr. Just been having a hunt on google earth and the crash site is easily recognisable (if you toggle between street view and plan).
Rather poignantly, the trampoline may well mark the spot.