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  • August 22, 2003 at 11:06 am in reply to: MH434 under the bridge #2090848
    Hatton
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    number two

    August 22, 2003 at 11:04 am in reply to: MH434 under the bridge #2090851
    Hatton
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    heres another couple of shots. scanned from the october 88 edition of flypast. Photos credited to Ian Wier/North of England Newspapers.

    August 19, 2003 at 7:20 pm in reply to: 'High Flight' Spitfire mystery. #2092099
    Hatton
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    info on the film can be found here……

    http://uk.imdb.com/Title?0049313

    it features everyones favourite home guard sergeant too 🙂

    – steve

    August 19, 2003 at 7:13 pm in reply to: Battle of Britain, the making of #2092107
    Hatton
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    Thanks very much Von Perthes. Will have now attempt to find those issues amongst all the junk i collect! 🙂

    steve

    ps- those books are on wish list, thanks DazDaMan

    August 15, 2003 at 1:05 pm in reply to: Doug Arnold's Spitfires #2093895
    Hatton
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    good point yak 11.

    if it was THAT confidential however then surely it shouldnt be brought up at all. There are enough like minded heads here to chew over the mystery until we either come to the correct or false conclusion which could be just as damaging to any deals etc.

    no offence intended to droptank of course.

    best regards,steve

    August 15, 2003 at 11:34 am in reply to: Doug Arnold's Spitfires #2094051
    Hatton
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    droptank if you have information to divulge then please go ahead and share, its much better than the hint hint nudge nudge , i know something you don’t approach.

    🙂

    best regards, steve

    August 11, 2003 at 4:33 pm in reply to: One for Neilly… #2095487
    Hatton
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    Neilly, will you be flying her. It may sound silly but afterall your effort i bet you’ll be real careful with her. I remember seeing some of the pictures you posted a while since and she looks a beauty.

    best regards, steve

    August 5, 2003 at 10:38 pm in reply to: L39 forced lands near Duxford – ‘pilot uninjured’ #2097183
    Hatton
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    stupid woman and stupid telegraph for publishing such drivel,

    i sent them an email telling them what i thought……wonder if they’ll reply 🙂

    July 8, 2003 at 10:29 am in reply to: Waddington Airshow review #2107040
    Hatton
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    I must say i’d agree with Philo.

    The place was crowded. The flying display was lacklustre in parts. All of the displays on offer were flown beautifully, The F18 inparticular was fantastic. However, it’s not really an International Airshow celebrating 100 years of flight when the organisers have to rely on RAF types to provide pretty much the main bulk of the display. Tucano etc yawn.

    I said this in another thread but why bring a spitfire and blenhiem to the show and leave them in the static. Same goes for 39sq Canberra and the Vc10. All the aircraft i wanted to see in the air were in the static. At least i saw them arrive Friday.

    I must say though. Waddington does rival Alton Towers for great fairground attractions. 🙂

    best regards steve

    July 4, 2003 at 5:52 pm in reply to: waddington? #2107662
    Hatton
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    thanks stormin’

    sadly i was at waddo by the time i got the message but thanks or replying anyway, i saw them on both ays.

    Arrived friday and stayed long enough to see the Spit and Blenhiem arrive in formation. fantastic alhtough why they were in the static and not the flying display i do not understand.

    In all i thought the airshow was quite dull apart form the fantastic F18 display, the army historic flight and the BBMF.

    i watched from the A15 on Saturday and had a great day particularly for photo/videoing.

    Sadly i went into the show on the Sunday, too much hassle. Too many people and numerous families from hell 🙂

    Wasn’t the CL44 ‘guppy’ great……oh no wait..it wasnt there.

    STEVE 🙂

    June 24, 2003 at 10:48 am in reply to: BBMF this PM #2108789
    Hatton
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    anybody know what time the lanc is displaying at waddington saturday and sunday?

    thanks in advance, steve

    ps- oh and since we are talking heritage railways, the Keighley and Worth Valley railway wins hands down 🙂

    June 14, 2003 at 9:08 pm in reply to: conninsby #2111166
    Hatton
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    i wonder how it got to East Kirkby? road or air?

    seems odd to move it to East Kirkby if she is to continue as a flyer.

    best regards, steve

    June 13, 2003 at 10:24 am in reply to: Gregory Peck RIP #2111418
    Hatton
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    To use an old cliche, an end of an era in hollywood .

    star of some great films, Guns of Navarone, Cape Fear and Spellbound but to name a few.

    If his legacy was to be anything though it would have to be that fabulous speech in To Kill a Mocking Bird. Real groundbreaking.

    June 11, 2003 at 12:39 pm in reply to: LA-9 Arrives #2111858
    Hatton
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    nah, the word WORK doesnt get to the moderator, SPOOKY does though 🙂

    June 11, 2003 at 11:29 am in reply to: LA-9 Arrives #2111914
    Hatton
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    actually, didnt think that through correctly really. Duxford’s a big field, Perhaps the Mossie would be mroe useful, twice as much power 🙂

    🙂

    ps- i draw the line at a Lanc:)

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