Must be one of the biggest surviving parts?
What are the markings, not seen that type before?
Honduras.
Great job gentlemen 🙂
Looking forward to seeing them 🙂
Impressive piece 🙂 I must get up there soon for another look. Have you tried the Garmouth end of the beach yet?
Wow … What does the other side look like? Did you manage to identify that other piece that I found?
Thanks for sharing your photos. I must get myself up the hills again sometime soon.
Wonderful that they are remembered so. RIP.
No mention on the RAF museum website as far as I can see.
Pity. It always seemed a bit of an odd choice to me.
Wow, is it that bad?
It is difficult to generalise about the action of water, tides, currents etc. if the wind and waves are constantly forcing water towards the beach, it must return by some route too.
All the best, hope you can get things sorted. Looking forward to seeing you back on the forum regularly.
🙁 What search function–hasn’t worked properly since the year dot 🙁
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What search function–hasn’t worked properly since the year dot 🙁
Quite so, I tried to search for the Spitfire 944 story … No chance.
Very nice set of pictures. Does Dave Gilmour still own the Gnat ?
Very nice set of pictures.
Does Dave Gilmour still own the Gnat ?
Believe he sold it along with Intrepid Aviation some time ago.
Presumably from one of the Swedish TT1s; any records of losses in the area?
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