Couple more from the show….

Hi Skybert….Your probably right about the 5 being present as I have,nt acutally checked that fact.The spifire may have stole the glory as being the only fighter Britian had during WW2 as the press even then seemed to have portrayed this along with films but we know the “Hurricane” accounted for 60% of shooting enemy aircraft down and bore the brunt till the new kid on the block came on the scene.

Its a shame to think that the spit is remembered more for its looks while its older brother may have been uglier in view it remains for me the old plodder that gave the spitfire its glory.:rolleyes:B.o.B.s hurricane taken at Norwich last year.

Cheers mike and svas volunteer….I work in the fields most displays,:) so guess I,m lucky “eh”:rolleyes:.yes it was a good show and as I said before the spitfire routine where it seemed two sets,8 each set, of spitfires flying figure of eights opposing each other was a spectacle inits:)own right.

yes AVI it was special and almost like being present in a dog fight with all the excitement and feeling that it involves without coming to any harm.As the whole routine of the spitfires unfolded it was hard not to be drawn into there well rehearsed flying world and just watch like a thief of time had just taken 20 minutes away like a hypnotist.Merlin magic.:)

Agree with the last post.:)

“So many” good shots “brilliant”.:)

Seen this near to where I work.

Congratulations mate nice photo.I,d like to put one up but cant be doing with all there hissy fits and red tape.:)