It was on BBC East Midlands Today as well, when they were showing footage of Spitfires in flight, it started with the HAC Hurricane when she had the white spinner! Even the newsreaders noticed and said so at the end of the piece. Looks like a very good replica I must say

The Norfolk area, around Wells, Sheringham and Cromer is fantastic in good weather, and also expect to be buzzed by F15’s and Tornado’s etc if your driving out and about on the country lanes!

Hello

Is this the same hurricane that is at the planes of fame at chino ?, this pic was taken at the (now closed) museum of flying at santa monica, and when i asked i was told it is airworthy.

curlyboy

Would be nice, remember seeing her in hangar 2 at Duxford before she went to the USA, was also before I became interested in Hurricanes. Heres the G-INFO page if it’s any help

http://www.caa.co.uk/application.aspx?categoryid=60&pagetype=65&applicationid=1&mode=detailnosummary&fullregmark=G-HRLO

I doubt it’s the Planes of Fame Hurricane but you never know, try asking at the Planes of Fame messageboard

http://www.warbird-photos.com/planesoffame/index.php

Cheers, Rob (fingers crossed hoping by some miracle it is the Planes of Fame bird)

Turns out Pete Burns lips haven’t been injected with collagen – no, get this – his lips are full of foreskins from circumcised babies!

It’s pathetic – and Pete Burns is just scary!

Are you sure you don’t mean Muckleburgh camp, near Weybourne? It’s close to Stiffkey and was an AA site, theres now a military museum there. Be very interested in any info about an AA camp at Stiffkey, I spend a lot of time in the summer around there mainly based in Wells

Flights in a couple of Austers, maybe more, and hopefully a lot of aviation museums and airshows seeming as i’ll soon have a car, hopefully Legends as well