I thinked we guessed at this post, after you told us it was your “birthday” film, Daz. Hope you had a good day:)- no riding?

Is it a trick of the light or can you see topographical undulations at the 8 o’clock? If so, crikey, what a lens!

Terrific stuff here! Looks as though the Musee has stolen a march on Hendon and the IWM. And nmif the technology is as simple as described here you wonder the technique has not been exploited more.

Yes, we did get a bit carried away, didn’t we….? Kev’s post was perfect!:)

Meaning he’ll be out in 2 months or less, having enjoyed the comforts of prison life at our expense. Has he paid the compensation? Does he have the means to? He’ll no doubt have to rob to pay it, just as he, no doubt, robs to pay for his drugs.

After the demise of the Treble One – the famous Black Arrows I think the next RAF aerobatic squadron were the Blue Diamonds flying Hunters and then in the early 60s The Tigers flying nine Lightnings and then the Firebirds, but each flew only one season with the Lightnings after which it became impractical to use front line fighters for official aerobatic duty. I don’t think either the Tigers or Firebirds were 111 Squadron.

…and do they treat their own loos at home in the same way? Maybe…..:(

You mean you won’t be glued to the TV from early morning until evening following every twist and turn of the dreaded event?;);)