The wheels on a Piper Arrow neither have to go up or come down correctly.

Peter took some more pics this anoon , the tail was pretty much intact but I don’t think that it will be saved.
Brian Bateson was there today and when somebody asked him if that was who he was he denied it !

Was there first thing they made pretty short work of the starboard wing , I then went flying myself and when I got back I took the last few pics where the tail was pretty much the only thing left.
From complete to completely wrecked had taken just six hours.
The only parts that i saw being removed where small parts by enthuisasts, tonight as I left the airport they were erecting a fence around the remaining carcass.
I saw it arrive and now I have watched it leave , albeit the arrival and go around were much better than the procession of scrap wagons it left on.
In case you wonder what is painted on the wing it was the words “Comed lives!” ,that in relation to a flying school on the airfield who have a reputation for sailing close to the wind.

Here is a scan of the story in the Evening Gazette the Blackpool paper tonights copy , the headline read -Sorry end to Vulcan bomber’s sale saga.

Not to sure about the quotes regarding car parking space , in this months copy of Loop the whole fleet at the Blackpool Air Centre is up for sale!

Mr Creosote ,spot on he is the best part of crap.

Well everybody has to go sometime , think of the pleasure he gave us all, thanks.

Meaningfull posts are about as novel as a Peter Crouch goal!