🙁 Rest in peace Don

Further info on Remembrance Sunday at Duxford:

The Museum will be observing the two minute silence at 11.00am, then at 12.15pm there will be a short Service of Remembrance conducted by Peter Smith (a name not unfamiliar to some of you) According to Jim Hutchinson, Volunteer Co-ordinator at Duxford, “If the weather is fine the whole of this service will be conducted outdoors adjacent to the H4 memorial stones. In the event of poor weather the service will commence undercover in the north west corner of H4. In either case the service, supported by both Sawston Youth Group Band & Buglers and 2461 Sawston Sqn ATC Cadets, will conclude with wreath laying by IWM, DAS and Burma Star Association representatives in the area of the memorial stones.

Then at 12:45pm, Peter Smith will lead a short wreath laying ceremony inside the Royal Anglian Regiment Museum (on the lower level in the Land Warfare Hall) Representatives of the Burma Star Association will be present.

At 2:00pm, there will be a ‘Remembrance Dance Display’ by Cambridge Regional College in the AAM, followed at 2:30pm by a talk on ‘The American Air Museum as a Memorial’.

Becka

Great pics Steve, very interesting 🙂

I quite like that… 🙂 Does WP964 still exist?

Errrrrrr…yes…apparently so…:rolleyes: 😉

I have a real fear of unenclosed heights, such as the top of stairs, and escalators – especially on the Underground, and cliff tops…I have no problem with heights where I am secure e.g. on the London Eye, it’s just the ones with an open space in front of me. This fear is a serious problem for me – the last time I tried to get on a downwards escalator on the Underground I had a panic attack – since then I have used taxis – expensive I know, but as I only usually visit London 2-3 times a year, I can cope with that – plus the views are much nicer 😀

Andrewman…the black one? (Serial number currently escapes me) If so, I think it’s moved since I last visited…

And will it be at Legends next year? 😀