Thanks Dave for the heads up.
Mike.

Many thanks Usernamegoes here for the good info. Although I apologised to John at the time, I feel I should also apologise to him again and the group for being culpable to parking in said field. I saw someone had parked there and stopped next to him, mistakenly assuming it was ok to do so. When the ...

Many thanks Kurnass, much appreciated.
Mike.

Please could anyone provide the serial of the Mig29 that did not fly Wed am.
I saw 56 and 89, but could not i.d the third.
Mtia,
Mike.

Sadly Paddyboy your comment re 'part time wa@nkstains' reads across as being arrogant and offensive. Usually you are one of the first to welcome newbies to the group and compliment peoples photos. I wonder what those folk are thinking now? As others have stated, many on this forum work full time and...

Agree with Supra's sentiments re interesting and quality shots. I vaguely remember reading that a similar type of ship would only have the deck submerged to allow it's cargo to be floated into position over the deck, then raised again so that the middle deck and its cargo would be above the water wh...

257, 274, and 829 also visited Raf Coningsby in June 2014.

Mike.

This afternoon's batch are parked similarly and are:
286, 285, 283, 276, 274, 257.

Mike.

The first seven are on the apron in front of the HAS area and positioned so as to be readable from the viewing area.
They are: 292, 289, 829, 269, 264, 247, 212.

Hth,
Mike.

Wow! Superb photos.

These photos are of a quality that I can only dream of!

Noting that the 10 worst spots are either on the M25 or a major offshoot from it, I have often wondered whether drivers subconsciously succumb to the 'Stay in lane' message that is signed when the variable speed limit is active. When travelling north on either the M1 or M4, I have noticed a marked d...

Many thanks for the info, I will definitely be paying a visit.

Mike.

Thanks for the serials, much appreciated.

Many thanks for the link, very useful.

Very nice, good catch!

Cracking shots. Without doubt, a very fruitful wander!

Great shots, thanks for sharing.

Noted on the Ground at 14:00 today were: ZZ518 Wildcat, ZA166 Sea King, XZ732 Lynx, ZH851 Merlin, ZJ126 Merlin, ZA299 Sea King, ZJ118 Merlin. All had rotors turning within 15 Minutes or so but due to the weather I retreated to the car so I can only presume that all lifted. Thanks to those that gave ...

Very nice!