Isn’t this where they eat Seal flipper pie and a delicacy called scrunchions consisting of deep fried herring tongue

Luckily didn’t come across those ‘delicacies’ 😮 just the best French onion soup in the world (from an Italian restaurant) as previously mentioned. New Brunswick had an interesting green vegetable called ‘fish heads’ 😀

i saw it today, didn’t get any good photos though, although i did get ‘caught’ taking photos of it. I was cautioned by the police under the Stop and Search section of the Terrorism Act. yay!

Way to go Adam! 😀

Should have enclosed the photo at the same time! 😮

I had read (on the Spit-rep discussion group) that someone from Nova Scotia had built a “half-scale” Spitfire. That could mean anything of course, since it was reported in the news. So “half-scale” could really be “80% scale” for all I know!! Just thought it needed checking out.

http://www.y2kspitfire.com/patrons.htm

Here is a link for a ‘Y2K Project’ :confused: Not sure what it is or how far it got!

There is a great website dedicated to this machine at http://www.1917sopwithcamel.com – where you will see, amongst a great deal of other interesting stuff, a shot of B2691 in the barn “as found”.

This is a great website to visit for Camel info.

http://www.1917sopwithcamel.com/resources/157.jpg

This is the link for the barn photo.

For Texantomcat, out of a production of 5597 Camels, there are four other Camel F.1’s in existence and three Camel 2F-1’s.

http://cgi.ebay.com/WW2-Photograph-Original-Lot-52_W0QQitemZ6584915346QQcategoryZ4727QQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem

Here is one of the item numbers if you are interested.