I was thinking exactly the same, Roberts two fabulous books on the film are a must for any fans of the movie a pure visual feast but with so much detail on the background of its making…great post… thanks!

Remember it being filmed here 1968 [young lad then] and for the first time I had chance to see/got shown the Chateau and surrounds up close thanks to a business visit a short while ago I watched the film again to see the buildings.

When I was a youngster back in the 60s there was a Brabazon wheel at The Motor Museum Beaulieu, in fact I think they call their restaurant/café the Brabazon ?

Almost like an airshow day with crowds turning out at Farnborough, especially around the FAST Museum which was packed and no doubt had possibly their best day for entrys for a long time! XH558 arrived at 2.26pm with a quiet pass and a pass aimed at giving the visitors a nice view of her. I wonder how many people would have noticed the Brick at the Cody Statue and its relevance to the Vulcan!

I plan to view at Popham tommorow as on their website it gives quite good info, but looking at the times on the info on previous post what is right? Basingstoke 11.36 where on Popham 12.38? Odiham is closer to me and i hazard a guess they will fly over the airfield heading west toward Basingstoke and Popham only a few minutes flying time.
http://www.popham-airfield.co.uk/

The Mosquitos beating up the airfield beginning of 633 Squadron and a low level flying tree top [viewed from the ground] of Mosquito in Mosquito Squadron.
BoB and the Heinkel/CASA close up break of formation when you can see the crew in the nose holding on for dear life.

On the Bloodhound subject the gate guard plinth mounted example has gone from Arborfield REME camp and is not mentioned on the website dealing with preservation/ existing relics http://www.bmpg.org.uk/index.html