I think they disappeared overnight ! Sadly the recovered relics from the seabed are rotting to oblivion as well, no-one there gives a monkey’s either. The place is swarming with chavs more interested in rides than Cornish Aviation History. Sad sign of the times 😡

As long as you’ve got an original staple, you can always print a new book around it and call it an original :dev2:

Wonder what else that principle might refer to :confused:

My dad had Custer’s sword – totally original . . .it did have two new handles and three new blades, but totally original 🙂

Keep it original Bert 😉

Go here :

http://www.perranporthairfield.co.uk/

Andy.

Those sonar images are amazing, thanks Lee. 🙂

God Bless now Steve . . . you fly with the angels now, and what sights you’ll see.

Andy.

Mark, I have a newspaper clipping from a UK newspaper about a 9 year old boy who people claimed was a re-incarnated Do 17 bomber pilot. The lad knew lots of technical stuff and other things that one veteran said only a pilot would know. this boy even described an airfield in France as it was in wartime !

There is definately MORE to life than our little brains could possibly imagine.