Terrible shame.
Saw a lot of Goose and Albatross aircraft in 98. Wonder if any are still flying.
They say bad news travels in threes. Sadly looking like a third airliner down.
At least they can find her which is something.
1 x Onion, finely chopped.
1 tin Tuna in Sunflower Oil.
100grams twisty pasta.
1 carton chopped toms.
Sweetcorn.
Red kidney beans.
Garlic.
Boil the Pasta.
Drain the oil from the Tuna and heat in a frying pan.
Chop the Onion and Garlic and fry until golden. Throw in the Tuna, toms, beans, corn. Cook until bubbly.
Throw in the Pasta, stir, serve.
Sorted.
Trying to blame either the Palestinians or the Israelis for the problems in Gazza is pointless.
They are both to blame and until `they` realise this there will never be peace.
Great pictures.
It’s very disconcerting driving along the Blackwater relief road to find a Boeing Dreamliner, low, slow and on it’s side!
What is it with Russia and the world. Have we not progressed at all as a species?
All these events over the last two years suggest not.
A bit of Glen Miller when Sally B is flying is rather nice.
The two gliders that used to dance aerobatically to music was always nice.
Can work if done correctly.
16:40 (ish) a low level Boeing Dreamliner doing a right angle turn over the Blackwater relief road near Farnborough while a
Red Arrow on a low loader passed underneath.
Listening to LBC people in the area saw the aircraft explode in mid air with wreckage and bodies spread over a wide area.
XS568 – poor thing :apologetic:
A nice insurance claim which will hopefully pay for it’s repair.
Still sad though and annoying for the owners.
Lets hope this is an accident
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-28354787
as it will inflame tensions with the west.
Unfortunately there just aren’t the modern aircraft types or money to bring them to the UK that their used to be.
As to the queues getting out. I can remember having to queue 2 hours just to get in! Not to mention just as long for the portaloos 🙂
Reminds me of the Orion
Personally I find it easiest just to fork out a few quid each year for Steve Connor’s consistently excellent DVD of the event, rather than try to shoot the type of endless, rather tedious and amateurish single vantage-point videos that are plastered all over the web shortly afterwards.
When I was on holiday in Vancouver I took a trip to Victoria to watch the Orcas.
Our guide said to us “Don’t take pictures. Watch and experience the splendor of these animals and take back memories.”
Since then I have taken very few photographs during an airshow.
Staring through the viewfinder all day takes something away from the experience. Recommend everyone tries it.
When we did the ‘booking’ for the Hurricane over the Nicolson VC memorial in 1990, it was a solo. When we asked in 2010, they said (as it was a flypast) that the Hurri was with the Lanc and would we rather she loiter elsewhere!!!
I can understand why they would ask. A single Hurricane at a memorial attended by Hurricane veterans (for example) would be drowned out by the Lanc.
Just goes to show they regard what the aircraft represent above the spectacle.