Is there going to be anything left to see at Hendon?

No point in anyone visiting the museum if most of the exhibits are in storage or the halls are closed.

George’s strip is at his farm at Easter Poldar near Thornhill. The aircraft is most likely to be there as opposed to Cumbernauld.

I would urge caution in visiting as visitors are not welcome at any of those two locations.
The best thing would be to use the address from G-INFO.

A couple of worklights on stands will do the job. I use a small portable LED worklight from Screwfix with great results.

It all depends on what you want. Light up enactors or do some subtle light painting.

I recently organised one at Scone, asked for a £10 donation for the local air ambulance and ran an informal workshop at the same time.
Start small and work up to something big.

This sounds like some nice progress for the museum, although I’ll miss the old bean-tin exhaust stubs on the Camel.
BAPC.59 Sopwith Camel , Montrose by Wallace Shackleton, on Flickr

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It will cost you about £14 per month but then again you can always brush up on other things like Lightroom, Photoshop etc.

I do a lot of Flickr work and I learned a thing or two, including how versatile the Camera Roll can be with bulk editing.

I took a “daftie” and travelled down to Elvington yesterday on my motorbike, meeting the Meteor restoration crew and Blue 2.

Took a sequence of photos showing the canopy coming off…

The planning stage
WS788 Meteor, Elvington by Wallace Shackleton, on Flickr

The hard work begins
WS788 Meteor, Elvington -20160703-063 by Wallace Shackleton, on Flickr

Running out of arms length
WS788 Meteor, Elvington -20160703-064 by Wallace Shackleton, on Flickr

Time to get high
WS788 Meteor, Elvington -20160703-067 by Wallace Shackleton, on Flickr

Higher still
WS788 Meteor, Elvington -20160703-068 by Wallace Shackleton, on Flickr

Getting the canopy out of the groove
WS788 Meteor, Elvington -20160703-069 by Wallace Shackleton, on Flickr

Success
WS788 Meteor, Elvington -20160703-071 by Wallace Shackleton, on Flickr

I had a good look around WS788 and it was great to see the work being done on this old bird. I can only hope that one day we could hear the scream of two Derwents from this machine.

Thanks once again for the tour and the time, you are doing a great job.

Wallace