markranger wrote: ↑

Wed Dec 02, 2020 11:22 am

Very nice Fella.

Mark.,

Cheers Mark,
Certainly been quality rather than quantity this year

Cheers Magpie

Some of the bellends are trying to justify themselves.....

The country is currently in a 2 week lockdown due to an increase in Covid cases.
There are some extremely arrogant/stupid aviation enthusiasts out there that try and justify themselves for driving to Leeming/Lake District to get photograph the Swiss Hornets.
Common sense has gone out of the window.

phantom6 wrote: ↑

Fri Nov 27, 2020 5:25 pm

Nicely captured were the Ospreys working near Shobdon?

On this occasion they refuelled at Shobdon but then operated near Malvern

With the majority of 2020 being a right off, it's been a good time to reflect on the opportunities. Immediately after Lockdown 1 the first opportunity rose to get out with camera. The UK and US Special Forces operated off a rural Farm deep in the Herefordshire countryside and were supported by the S...

TonyT wrote: ↑

Thu Oct 25, 2018 9:01 pm

well done folks, BTW as an ex-Chinook engineer I voted for yours Dan.

Cheers Tony and congratulations to everyone

Love 3 and 5 but the rest all look to staged with the pilot.

Brilliant set of images

Cheers Covey

Royal Air Force Chinook from RAF Odiham and 27 Squadron departs Tactical Supply Wing as Workhorse 1 after sunset (Taken 4th September 2018)

Chinook Sunset by Dan Kemsley, on Flickr

Cheers Gareth

Again thankyou! It’s certainly my image of this year

Cheers guys

The delight of having a Chinook head on after sunset was to good to miss!

Chinook Sunset by Dan Kemsley, on Flickr

Cheers for looking

Incredible

Cosford grange farm is shut tomorrow for Cosford airshow

Excellent series

Great collection of images Otterburn certainly can produce the goods

Nice to see the 41 sqn low level