maybe they should be on the recieving end of the sick acts theyve been doing that’l learn em

im fascinated by all this talk about WW2 airframes in india i bet its a gold mine

not far from me ive trained there never bin in hangers will have a a look next thursday

thanks mate just the job it would be a real suprise if there was anything at the bottom of the mere

maybe the guy at elvington got it wrong but he did say the council had had enough of it also, how do you give money to groups to save lightnings? -just a thought

Looks like a synchro start as they are taxying one after the other, nice shots by the way and welcome to the forum.

Regards,

John.

speaking of all things lightning, i was at elvington today and i spoke to one of the ground crew and he said that the lightning that you sent me pictures of (the one next to the A1 thats falling to bits) is about to be cut up because the council have had enough of it, have you heard anything different?

regards, Dave

Wouldnt it be better NOT to be travelling the world making even more enemies?

And here’s a question back:

Which would you prefer

a. one enemy 1000 miles away who has been turned into an implacable enemy by your governments foreign policy….

b. One thousand ” enemies ” (?) one mile away who you can at least try to reconcile ?

id have the first one

the ones we have now