Anybody got any pics of her in flight? or any vulcan for that matter

Cheers

Nice to see that my first post has stirred up a hornets nest!
I can only think that maybe i am blessed that i live in lincoln where on a regular basis i get displays from the red arrows, lancaster, dakota, spitfire, hurricane and untill 13 years ago the vulcan. I was at waddington when she took off for the last time and waited for her to return for one last time as she did a flypast waving good bye to her home in between we had a touch and go from PA474 that memory wil stay with me for a very long time but not as much as when she takes off again to perform her display again.
I think it just proves what a great aircraft she is with all this bickering i guese she is a bit like marmite you either love her or hate her!
Has anybody else seen the video of a vulcan doing a barrel roll? not bat for a heavy bomber!!

A total of almost £4 million was needed to purchase the bomber which was a symbol of Britain’s aviation power during the Cold War.

As reported in the Echo, a large part of the money came from a £2.7m grant from the Heritage Lottery Fund

But donations from almost 18,000 people around the world have helped raise the rest of the cash.

Members of the Vulcan to the Sky Trust were told by the plane’s owners, C. Walton Ltd, that they needed to buy the plane to restore it

They are about to sign the contracts to take over the bomber which is expected to be up in the air by the end of next year.

Looks like they have raised the money to me but i am sure the fund raising will continue.
I would sooner think the glass is half full not half empty like some people.