Thought you were refering to the Airbus in the Antartic!:D
Would this be it?:D
http://www.content-delivery.co.uk/aviation/airfields/Beechwood.html
More photos of the hostess please!:D
Forget my last post as the book we are talking about is by Harry Smith. That must be a gold plated book B.B. as it costs £213 from Amazon or $458 in the U.S.!:) Can you believe these prices?:confused:
http://www.bookfinder.com/search/?ac=sl&st=sl&qi=dQJTSOxr3GYcCOK6q,wtcME1.QI_9525270147_1:1:206
Is anyone else having problems? I cleaned out temp files etc etc and it seems to take ages to load the page?
So that’s what Canadians do at 3.00 a.m.! No problem here, but it does slow down occasionally presumably due to heavy traffic?:confused:
I tried a local area newspaper search online, but I couldn’t go back that far. I think you would need to do a physical search at the newspaper offices or the local library.
The serial is XT106 “R” of the 3 Commando Brigade,Plymouth,Devon. Hope this helps.
Yes, that is a Sioux AH1, c/n 1569.
And here are photos of type.
If this is the book, by Paul Roxin, it looks as though it would be cheaper to buy it in the US rather than the UK!
You would presumably have this information, welcome to the Forum and best wishes for you search!:)
Friday, 4 February 1972
Beacon Hill, Woodeyes, Loughborough, air crash
HODSON, Robert J, Marine, RM 22599
SEYMOUR, Peter B, Lieutenant
Some superb and unusual action paintings there, not particularly to my taste as predominately military, so I would highly recommend the exhibition held in London each year in July, unfortunately only open for six days, for a more general selection of aviation art.
The car’s called “Muttley” and I think it’s a Burlington Arrow (Triumph-based kit car).
That is correct, first registered in 1971.
Paul Allen has twelve planes under active restoration and a further twelve awaiting restoration. Mr. Grumpy would appear to be in the latter half unless it has been sold to another. There always seems to be a conspiracy of silence concerning its future.:confused:
Photo here, presumably still under restoration.
Jet fighter found in garden!
Also reported here, surprised there has not been more comment?:confused:
http://www.wscountytimes.co.uk/news/Jet-fighter-found-in-garden.3604368.jp
Pass. Its a car with 4 wheels. Thats as far as my knowledge goes.
No Ollie, it’s got five wheels!:D