The guy did this as part of a ‘fifty things to do before you die’ type thing, seemed a real switched on cookie in the the TV interview!
The problem is this was the first thing on his list!:D

It has to be said that you are undoubtedly the expert in this area Strangey!:)

You’ve got too much time on your hands!:D

Also remember the ‘reverse’ phone scam that you sprung on a poor unsuspecting autotrader canvasser – he nearly ended up buying my Range Rover!:D

That last Spitfire formation shot is absolutely outstanding!
No cropped and close in action, just a beautifully caught and lit moment – possibly picture of the season for me!

Stringing these peons along for a while is fun if you have the time for them, but if you haven’t simply don’t answer any ‘withheld’, ‘out of area’, or ‘private’, ‘number unknown’ phone calls.
You will be surprised how much less the phone rings after a while of this!

Well done chap!:)

just seen that on the local news, I can kind of understand how they got it up there, and sort of understand why it had to be abandoned not far below the summit on the way don, but how the heck did the occupants get to the bottom before day break the next morning – they either did it in the dark or weren’t spotted by other walkers & visitors:eek:

Good ad for the Frontera though!:D

I’m an ex pat now and can’t talk about such stuff on net or phone, as I believe some aspects of the EE L are still classified.

I’ve just choked on my cider!