Welcome – according to this ‘aviation bible’ most appear to be in private stores! 🙂
You sound like a believer Charlie – try this one for size!! 😉
http://forum.keypublishing.co.uk/showthread.php?t=115646&highlight=Tighar
Thanks TO – without a head count it looks like 50% for and 50% against. It’s an exciting venture, whatever! Let’s hope the outcome is positive. I suppose might bring the value of the aircraft down a tad…..
😮 …. you’re a quick reader!
I hope that you checked all of the article links as well!! 😀
Charlie – some reading for you on this topic this afternoon! 😉
http://forum.keypublishing.co.uk/showthread.php?t=116104&highlight=Burmese+Spitfires
The ‘Royals’ do in fact get your money. The Duchy of Cornwall is a vast area of South West England (in excess of 100,000 acres) including many, many properties of all shapes, sizes and values all the income of which, derived from rents, leases and sales goes into the pocket of Prince Charles.
Yesterday afternoon I was fortunate to be with a group of aviation enthusiasts who visited amongst other places the RAF Scampton Museum and this now includes the freshly refurbished Guy Gibson’s Office. 🙂
The before and after photographs were amazing and all credit to the various members of the Prince’s Trust who undertook a large part of the work; gaining valuable ‘life-skills’ in the process! 🙂
So by your analogy HRH is supporting aviation – top move by my reckoning; I wonder if VOC have made an approach? :diablo:
The ‘Royals’ do in fact get your money. The Duchy of Cornwall is a vast area of South West England (in excess of 100,000 acres) including many, many properties of all shapes, sizes and values all the income of which, derived from rents, leases and sales goes into the pocket of Prince Charles.
Yesterday afternoon I was fortunate to be with a group of aviation enthusiasts who visited amongst other places the RAF Scampton Museum and this now includes the freshly refurbished Guy Gibson’s Office. 🙂
The before and after photographs were amazing and all credit to the various members of the Prince’s Trust who undertook a large part of the work; gaining valuable ‘life-skills’ in the process! 🙂
So by your analogy HRH is supporting aviation – top move by my reckoning; I wonder if VOC have made an approach? :diablo:
Now of the BBC i-player until next Monday http://www.bbc.co.uk/iplayer/episode/b01ndhjt/Inside_Out_Yorkshire_and_Lincolnshire_15_10_2012/?t=18m53s
I’ve been on the Caistor Thor site today – very evocative for what is now a duck farm! 🙂
This link has just gone onto the BBC site, which might be of interest http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-19924614
Sound’s like a good DVD, and more promotion for aviation in Nottinghamshire! 🙂
I recently read a few stories that the proposed housing development on the Rolls-Royce site could have an impact on the Flying Club and the local ATC Squadron 🙁 – is there any better news around?
Slow on the uptake this week – too much work and getting ready for a trip round Lincolnshire’s Cold War sites tomorrow – Thor, Bloodhound etc. 🙂
Don’t forget the Safir as well – IIRC someone from NAM once had a ‘nibble’ at the Lansen, but at the time the owner had high intentions for the airframe.
A quick bump as a gentle reminder of tonight’s broadcast for those in the Yorkshire / Lincolnshire area! 😉
Some fresh information has come to my attention regarding the times that the artist Simon Atack will be at the gallery and available to chat about his work; he will be there on the afternoons of October 20th, 23rd and 24th, plus on the afternoon of November 2nd. 🙂
Sound’s like a step in the right direction Rich – keep smiling! 🙂
Don’t forget that in Hangars 2 & 3 at Robin Hood International there’s the National Aviation Academy c/w with a B.727 and couple of Hawks.
Although I did hear a whisper that the B.727 might be up for grabs! 😉
As for inspiration, any aircraft has the opportunity to do that – a couple of weeks ago 56 Year 3 children fell in love with a Varsity at NAM!! 😉
A Newark connection in this story http://www.newarkadvertiser.co.uk/articles/news/Relatives-sought-as-airmans-remains-are-foun