Yes, I agree with your comments about aircraft flying by and the commentary needs to STOP for the duration of the flyby, not just the bit when the a/c passes the commentary box.
Old Warden always seems much better for the one show my family and I attend in October. The commentator there has a nice tone, is enlightening and knows when to silence himself.
I suppose the way to tackle this really is a ‘Balbo’ of emails to Jane Larcombe at the Fighter Collection. She organises Legends, she sends the invitations out, she will be the one who can directly advise Stephen Grey as to why his airshow isn’t working and could be better. Whining on an Internet Forum is pointless. All in my humble opinion of course.
As an aside, how does one get to the naughty field, as I think I’d like to try it, so I can speak with authority.

I guess I owe you an apology; I clearly got the wrong impression from your post!

Me? About twenty years of Flying Legends / Duxford, Shuttleworth, Shoreham plus many others; never stood outside but always paid on the gate, don’t take photographs of flying aircraft because my camera cost about £200 and aircraft look like dust on the lense…

…my phone doesn’t have a camera on it.

I’m sorry I was being flippant with my first post. I’ve never free loaded, but aside from the lack of income to the operators, it’s not the worst idea at Duxford.

You can get fantastic images there I’m told, as the sun shines from the south. You can’t hear the commentary though, which is also a boon at Legends I’m told. Also, it’s free entry, which is my favourite of all the prices. Win win really. Not naughty, just nice…

How odd that the thread title has been changed. It now appears that a report was filed just after impact.

Andover intake?

Duxford Friday 28th August:

I know it’s not fashionable these days, but how great to see a Spitfire in authentic 1980’s markings.