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  • in reply to: Newark Air Museum Briefing #1024585
    TwinOtter23
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    Howard,

    If there happens to be a spare table going could we have it on pitch 41 please? 🙂 We were going to provide our own but the late addition of some more jumble items like an Anson XIX instrument panel meant we ran out of space!

    If not then not to worry, we will make do with what we have 😀

    Thanks,
    Jon

    I’ll try and rustle up another table – earlier in the week we were talking about using the proceeds from this event to buy some new tables for future events!

    in reply to: Newark Air Museum Briefing #1032233
    TwinOtter23
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    Howard,

    If there happens to be a spare table going could we have it on pitch 41 please? 🙂 We were going to provide our own but the late addition of some more jumble items like an Anson XIX instrument panel meant we ran out of space!

    If not then not to worry, we will make do with what we have 😀

    Thanks,
    Jon

    I’ll try and rustle up another table – earlier in the week we were talking about using the proceeds from this event to buy some new tables for future events!

    in reply to: Newark Air Museum Briefing #1024688
    TwinOtter23
    Participant

    Hopefully it won’t be too cold, but just in case – the gates will open at 8.00am for sellers to set up and the public are admitted at 9.00am these times will be strictly enforced. Admission is £4.00 per person. 🙂

    2011 Cockpiteer Passes are still valid!

    I’m a bit rushed getting ready for tomorrow, but I understand that the museum’s received a lot of calls about the admission rates and opening times for tomorrow – the above post explains them!

    Hope to see a few of you tomorrow!!

    in reply to: Newark Air Museum Briefing #1032317
    TwinOtter23
    Participant

    Hopefully it won’t be too cold, but just in case – the gates will open at 8.00am for sellers to set up and the public are admitted at 9.00am these times will be strictly enforced. Admission is £4.00 per person. 🙂

    2011 Cockpiteer Passes are still valid!

    I’m a bit rushed getting ready for tomorrow, but I understand that the museum’s received a lot of calls about the admission rates and opening times for tomorrow – the above post explains them!

    Hope to see a few of you tomorrow!!

    in reply to: Newark Air Museum Briefing #1025569
    TwinOtter23
    Participant

    Indoor Aeroboot 29th October 2011

    Called in at Newark this afternoon (returning from the Memorial Dedication at Doncaster) everything is now set up for Saturday and the Aeroboot has now sold out! 🙂

    in reply to: Newark Air Museum Briefing #1033336
    TwinOtter23
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    Indoor Aeroboot 29th October 2011

    Called in at Newark this afternoon (returning from the Memorial Dedication at Doncaster) everything is now set up for Saturday and the Aeroboot has now sold out! 🙂

    in reply to: Newark Air Museum Briefing #1026419
    TwinOtter23
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    Aeroboot – 29th October

    As of close of play tonight NAM has 43 tables booked by 38 different sellers for Saturday’s Indoor Aeroboot. All the tables have been moved into position, albeit not assembled yet as it’s a busy week for visitors during the half-term holiday (thanks to the NAM volunteers who positioned these in my absence) and everything looks set for a good day!

    I’ll be on my usual tea / coffee ’round’ first thing and lots of meetings pencilled in for later!! 😀

    in reply to: Newark Air Museum Briefing #1034253
    TwinOtter23
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    Aeroboot – 29th October

    As of close of play tonight NAM has 43 tables booked by 38 different sellers for Saturday’s Indoor Aeroboot. All the tables have been moved into position, albeit not assembled yet as it’s a busy week for visitors during the half-term holiday (thanks to the NAM volunteers who positioned these in my absence) and everything looks set for a good day!

    I’ll be on my usual tea / coffee ’round’ first thing and lots of meetings pencilled in for later!! 😀

    in reply to: Avro vulcan survivors best to worst? #1027024
    TwinOtter23
    Participant

    I believe that David may have been referring to my post about it not being on the NAHR.

    I hadn’t thought about it not being with a formal group, having checked it wasn’t listed in the September 2001 edition either! 😮

    That said who know what the future might hold!

    in reply to: Avro vulcan survivors best to worst? #1034907
    TwinOtter23
    Participant

    I believe that David may have been referring to my post about it not being on the NAHR.

    I hadn’t thought about it not being with a formal group, having checked it wasn’t listed in the September 2001 edition either! 😮

    That said who know what the future might hold!

    in reply to: Avro vulcan survivors best to worst? #1027213
    TwinOtter23
    Participant

    😮 Phew ….. I’ve just checked and he’s safely back in the platform!

    His fall arrest harness worked perfectly!! 😉

    in reply to: Avro vulcan survivors best to worst? #1035026
    TwinOtter23
    Participant

    😮 Phew ….. I’ve just checked and he’s safely back in the platform!

    His fall arrest harness worked perfectly!! 😉

    in reply to: A tribute to John Gillespie Magee – ‘The Pilot Poet’ #1027223
    TwinOtter23
    Participant

    His grave, along with several other CWGs is in the cemetery alongside Scopwick Parish Church (Holy Cross) in North Kesteven District of the Diocese of Lincoln – I’ve visited a couple of times and I also found it a very moving location.

    I believe that a copy of ‘High Flight’ can also be read inside the church.

    in reply to: A tribute to John Gillespie Magee – ‘The Pilot Poet’ #1035030
    TwinOtter23
    Participant

    His grave, along with several other CWGs is in the cemetery alongside Scopwick Parish Church (Holy Cross) in North Kesteven District of the Diocese of Lincoln – I’ve visited a couple of times and I also found it a very moving location.

    I believe that a copy of ‘High Flight’ can also be read inside the church.

    in reply to: A tribute to John Gillespie Magee – ‘The Pilot Poet’ #1035077
    TwinOtter23
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    I suspect these commemorations will be made even more poignant thanks to the participation of Magee’s brother.

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