Thanks for sharing – love the shot of it coming in to land.

Do you want to see more?

Does the pope sh*t in the woods?

Thanks for posting, Neil. Some cracking images there, I particularly like number 11 of ML407 overhead. Pin sharp!

Do you mind me asking what body/lens combo you used for that shot?

Thanks for posting – this was the first autumn airshow that I’ve missed for the past decade – family commitments unfortunately prevented me from attending.

Love the pic of the three Spitfires.

Nice shots – particularly good to see some familiar aircraft in unfamiliar surroundings. Also, very arty Eurofighter shot – don’t you just love it when you are lucky enough to be standing at just the right angle, with your finger poised over the shutter button to get the split-second shot of condensation over the wings? Superb!

I nearly drove from Cambridge to Bournemouth just to see the Vulcan and Seavixen et al fly together – glad I didn’t bother in the end, especially since we’d been in Eastbourne a couple of weeks before. Don’t think the Mrs would have been very enthusiastic about driving all that way and then not seeing the aircraft we’d gone to see.

Perhaps next year…

Not a lot going on at Duxford today…

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Hi Ryan,

I wish I had a shed full of Lanc and Mossie parts to give you – alas not! I’d been following your restoration of FM212 and have just caught up with your progress. Thoroughly inspiring stuff – the aircraft looks better and better. Best of luck to you and the team with the continuing works!

Cheers,

Simon R.

I was lucky enough to visit Duxford after hours tonight, there was a talk about the TSR2, arranged by the institute of Engineering and Technology. Just as the museum was closing, the T-28 went up and did a bit of a display for the few people who were still hanging around.

The talk was really interesting as you’d probably expect, and it was great to see the Airspace hangar with nobody else around so I took a couple of pictures.

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