Ashley,
in defence of DOUGHNUT, I think it does matter whether it’s you own photograph or not. Surely that’s the whole point in owning your own camera. If not, you could just buy books full of photos, and not bother going to see real aeroplanes at all.
Very few of us will ever get the opportunity to take a photograph that no-one else can take, we do it because we enjoy it.
As for the museum, everyone wants something different from a place like this. My fiancee would be totally uninterested in looking at ‘just another aeroplane’, but would be fascinated by the material and history surrounding it. In my original comment I was not suggesting that the material should not be there, purely that it should IF POSSIBLE be arranged so as not to obscure the aeroplanes. I realise that space is often a big issue with small museums.
As I have never visited (yet) I don’t know the layout. Why is it not possible for the Spitfire and Hurricane to be moved? Do they need to be dismantled to be got out? If so, then it would be foolish to do so just for one or two days, as it would cause unnessecary stress and possible damage to the airframes
Willow
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