Wide of the ‘Mark’.
Welcome back Mk12.
Hi New Forest, is there a passenger list for the accident on the site, I had a look last night but couldn’t see one.
Looks like Bombus Humilis to me, too.
I hope you fed it, watered it and accorded it all due rights under the Geneva Convention, Ian. 😉
After posing for a few shots with the macro facility on the wife’s 70-300 it was removed to the garden and placed on a suitable flower by our pond, where it promptly fell off and drowned.
Only kidding 🙂
Looks like Bombus Humilis to me, too.
I hope you fed it, watered it and accorded it all due rights under the Geneva Convention, Ian. 😉
After posing for a few shots with the macro facility on the wife’s 70-300 it was removed to the garden and placed on a suitable flower by our pond, where it promptly fell off and drowned.
Only kidding 🙂
Can you be a bit more specific as to what you are looking for ?
I like your definition of the South West. But, that’s up to but *excluding* Bridgwater, I presume? Or the Town of the Living Dead, as I knew it.
We came through Bridgewater on our way back from Devon, via Axemoor and Minehead, I can confirm that it is exactly the same, the only difference is the smell !!!!
Funnily enough to keep this topic on an aviation keel, there was a rumour a few years ago about a number of ex ATC Hawker biplanes buried on the old municipal rubbish dump at Minehead. This, I believe, now forms part of the main road into the town.
I was in Devon the week before last, Barnstaple, Ilfracombe and Lynton for a day. Place was full of people with six fingers, webbed feet and beards, and that was just the women. 🙂
interesting idea, high wycombes bloody miles away from me though!!!
Good venue then !!!!
interesting idea, high wycombes bloody miles away from me though!!!
Good venue then !!!!
Yes, we used to have forum meets but those that met were accused of being a clique.
So they cleared off and formed their own forum.This place is the poorer for that.
Later.
Andy
Ahhhh those were the days, fond memories.
Mind you forum meets happen on a regular basis, if you know where to look or go.
We could have lots of party games, such as :- Spot the GD personality, pin the ink stain on the anorak or a serial/registration swap meet.
Yes, we used to have forum meets but those that met were accused of being a clique.
So they cleared off and formed their own forum.This place is the poorer for that.
Later.
Andy
Ahhhh those were the days, fond memories.
Mind you forum meets happen on a regular basis, if you know where to look or go.
We could have lots of party games, such as :- Spot the GD personality, pin the ink stain on the anorak or a serial/registration swap meet.
This aircraft appears to have de Havilland props rather than Rotol or Hamilton so would this make it a BIII
I don’t see a ‘T’ on it anywhere. Or am I missing something (more than likely!) ?
Look over the shoulder of the rather tall airman on the right. On the rear fuselage of the aircraft you can just make out what appears to be a ‘T’, this is the individual code for this aircraft on this Squadron.
Our resident Hurricane expert has compiled a definitive list here Mark V :-
I knew there would be a good reason to bank with them!!
It’s nice to know that the huge amount of mortgage interest that I pay goes to a good cause.