I was surprised to see they went under estimate, thought they would do more!

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She did, he was just where you said and we had a quick chat before he went to lunch, the portrait she did for him has now raised over £3000 for the Memorial, he’s very supportive as well as fabulous to listen to!

I’m afraid I shed a few tears, can’t help thinking of some of the amazing acts of courage you hear.

We found all of ours, but not quite all on my list, they were no doubt there but we ran out of time, good excuse to go back when it’s open to the general public. I must admit when I went to watch the spire go up I was a little worried about the effect of the corten steel, but now it’s doing it’s stuff I have warmed to it, obviously used for the lack of maintenance, but it makes this Memorial seem so different to the London one, seemed to remind me of the amazing engineering and design that played such a huge part in Bomber Command…

Nato….PM sent.

Well said TO, I have supported this project from the word go, of course a lot of it is subjective as TO says, but I do feel this is a valuable opportunity and is needed, one of the most ambitious sections of this project to me is the database that accompanies it.

This could be an excellent chance to put right some of the errors made over the years and to provide a valuable research resource to visitors, so if anyone can add anything or correct anything, here’s the link http://internationalbcc.co.uk/archive?cookieComplianceCheck=1, Happy New Year, Di