She was apparently taking part in a special kids activity called, quite seriously, “Bullets & Burgers”.
Total madness.

There have been mentions in various places that C-GVRA’s hide-and-seek on FR24 is caused by transponder issues.

Looking back up the thread, none of that seems to agree with the map posted earlier though… so it’s anyone’s guess…!

Vanished near the Faroes about 20 mins ago. Here’s hoping it’ll pop up as the approach the UK

Incidentally – found this route info on another forum … might help with where and when to point the camera…

FL070

STN 1151 (That’s Stornoway, not Stansted….!)
GOW 1246 FL110
DCS 1318
POL 1344
MAMUL 1358
LAMIX 1406
ROGAG 1413

“I saw a werewolf with a Chinese menu in his hand – walking through the streets of Soho in the rain” ?

“Beware of the flowers cos I’m sure they’re gonna get you – yeah.” One of many from John Otway

And this one deserves to be quoted in full… from Donovan…

“She came, she came to meet a man, she found an angel
Goo goo, goo goo barabajagal was his name now
Goo goo, goo goo barabajagal was his name now
Goo goo, goo goo barabajagal was his name now

He very wise in the herbal lore’s got young cure now
She came, she came to free the pain with his wild flower

Goo goo, goo goo barabajagal was his name now
Goo goo, goo goo barabajagal was his name now
Goo goo, goo goo barabajagal was his name now
Goo goo, goo goo barabajagal was his name now

Fine fine, fine fine acelandine be prepared for her
Tea tea, tea tea to make her free while incense burned

In love pool eyes float feathers after the struggle
The hopes burst and shot joy all through the mind
Sorrow more distant than a star

Multicolor run down over your body
Then the liquid passing all into all
Love is hot, truth is molten

True true, true true the song he sang her while the leaves cooked
Ting ting, ting little bell he rang her, sleepily she looked
He filled, he filled a leather cup, holding her gaze
She took, she took a little sip while this song he sang

Goo goo, goo goo barabajagal was my name now
Goo goo, goo goo barabajagal was my name now
Goo goo, goo goo barabajagal was my name now

Scroll down a few posts on that Facebook site and check out Steve Kerry’s painting of the Lightning – “Reflected Glory”. Very nice!

“…a book ought to be written about the early “got while the getting was good” warbird collectors..”

Karl Hoffman’s “Hunting Warbirds” is a good starting place: Though primarily focussing on the likes of Gary Larkins and Darryl Greenamyer – it has a good chapter on Soplata too. The story of how he built up the Ohio collection, dragging planes home across country behind the family car, is extraordinary