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Hi all, my wife and I are visiting the area next week. Whilst we will be mainly seeing our son I hope to pop along to Culdrose. If anyone has any info on movements I would really appreciate it. Hope to see some of you there

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GiNA coming into land after completing a local sortie.

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Good Luck those who enter

My Take.

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Arrived at the viewing area and within minutes a Hawk arrived. Apart from that it is very quiet

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Thor wrote:EB-X was also on the washpan around 1000hrs. Didn't see the serial unfortunately but it appeared to have centenary tail art.

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That's great Paul, thank you ever so much

Hi all, I'm planning a trip to Culdrose in March, The last time I was there was back in the 80s. I suspect things have changed a lot since my last visit. Could someone please give me some pointers on the best places to view? I'd appreciate any help or suggestions.

Kindest Regards


Craig

Normally the day is just amazing. Try and get there before 11 and stay by the main car park viewing area. Historically the flying starts about 1ish but you might get a few flights earlier. The BBMF will try and put every aircraft up but this will be down to what's serviceable. The current C/O Dunc M...

Very nice set, we must have been quite close to each other. Tricky light later on in the day but your set is spot on.

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Just a few notes that might be of help. Assuming we are working of the same guide. http://www.thunder-and-lightnings.co.uk/spotting/coningsby.php If 25 is in use, then the Mound (G) is a great place for run and break shots, also it's good for the AWACS takeoff shots. (K) is good for the mornings as ...

"Viper Salute"

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