I doubt it will be a pub again. There are already three in the village and even they struggle for business from time to time.
This particular property is just outside the usual residential boundary and therefore probably too far for anyone to stagger home from after a good lock-in.. especially if its foggy as there’s no kerb to follow. 😀
I agree the price does seem a bit steep, but if your into aviation / warbirds / photography it would probably take some beating as regards location!
For as long as there’s a big green open space there i don’t think that possibility will ever go away completely.
That makes two of us :o.
Nice pics and a tasty looking T-6, where’s that one based?
You collect vices? For goodness sake man get a grip. 😀
Oh hang on. Just seen and heard the AN-22;
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ak16XdxJDkI&feature=related
Better add that one to the wish list as well. 😉
Yes, by someone called a Mr A Moderator. 😀
Well for me a military type would have to be this, the TU-95 ‘Bear… simply awesome;
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xzbWydg9gvA&feature=related
If i could choose a civil type as well then the Tu-144 ‘Concordski would be it. They look clumsy but somehow majestic.
Thanks guys. Well what a survivor!
Goodness me. How long has she been there?
Would the Walton family want the Vulcan back at Bruntingthorpe? Have they been asked?
Stunning view and lighting.. with a great ‘anvil of cumulus in the foreground!
I understand Andy Saunders and associates got down to nearly 40′ while excavating Wyvern VZ795.
The same reasons that subjecting any vintage mechanical machine into situations or positions that it was not originally designed for. Who knows what this particular aircraft has been subjected to in the past. Not to mention corrosion, metal fatigue, over-stressing of the airframe or components etc.
Or do you not agree?
That was brand new. Not seventy odd years old!