Well done Jagan.

The published authors are going to outnumber the rest of us soon at this rate.

I came south down the M11 too but chose to ignore the Royston diversion.

A good deal of those attending are probably still either nursing hangovers or away for the whole weekend.
I think I heard Ian say we (more accurately he as he’s the one that organises it) raised £150 for the Trust.

Hi
first thoughts are the old ‘action stations’ series of books by PSL , maybe in your local library, failing this try a letter to the RAF Museum at Hendon , they might have some info or leads
Cheers
Jerry

Can’t get much more local than the next room, I’ll have a look soon. 🙂

I’ve got some references to the Trent Meteor somewhere, the problem is remembernig where.

Looking down the list I seem to be 2 or 3 adrift. There will be a slight pause before I start searching.

I haven’t read any of them for a long time. I’d better rectify that too.

I think the best thing we can do is put you in a box as soon as you arrive, to make sure you keep your thieving mitts off our airyplanes. 🙂

The official opening time was 7pm. There were a good half a dozen people inside so they weren’t too shorthanded to open early for a thirsty mob.
With meals and booze, at a conservative estimate, that cost them 150 quid in turnover that night plus all the times since when we’ve gone straight to the Red Lion at Whittlesford Station without even considering anywhere else.

Not a particularly wise business decision.

Send your mum my best regards,

Melv

Thanks Melv, will do.