Nice ones Vlado..
just keep the nametags a bit more sober, they really distract from the image itself, if I may say so..;)

As far as I know the towns council voted by minimal majority that the plane would be disposed of, rather than having it restored. I guess it’s up for grabs

The other thing that caught my eye are the two aircraft in the background right (and perhaps one left of the Viscount’s port main gear).

Of the two on the right, the left most is probably an Avro York from the high wing and three fins. What’s the other one? Its four engined, low winged, single finned and has a tail wheel. My immeadiate reaction was Fw200… which seems pretty improbable. Could it be an Avro Tudor?

Here’s about the best blow up / ‘enhance’ I can manage:

Hi Ray Jade; I saw these pic’s now for the first time, what a fascinating time machine these pictures are! As for this blowup, i flipped through all the pages but may have missed anyones reply. If no one did; my guess is your ” four engined, low winged, single finned and has a tail wheel” object is a HP Hastings

Has the BBMF Lanc ever been pitured together with Jane?
Wouldn’t it be great to have the BBMF Lanc drop in for a cup of tea at East Kirkby, rather than just overflying the place?

Not quite brambles – will gum trees do?

ex-RAAF Anson I A4-26 at Anama Station, Clare, South Australia 1966

U sure those are not eucalyptus trees?
I lived down under as a kid in 66-72.. have great memories of eucalyptus tree smells, magpies and kookaburra’s and Goanna salamander dragon’s larger than me in the playhouse..

GREAT PICS!
did the FW 190 fly; i presume not, was it flyable at all?