Some older types

[warferry]

Looking through my older shots you may like to see from my travels
Fairford--03_Lightning by warferry, on FlickrGannet Oshkosh by warferry, on FlickrFairford--03_Javelin by warferry, on FlickrA4---Ohio by warferry, on FlickrAnson--Eastliegh_55 by warferry, on FlickrIac-177 Provost by warferry, on FlickrFirefly-drone-F-bro_62 by warferry, on FlickrLancaster Windsor by warferry, on FlickrGnats

[paddyboy]

What’s not to like

You started on a mega-high and kept up there

Thanks for a superb set

Paddyboy

[Nighthawke]

Probably like Paddy you had me at number 1 but all beauties

[capercaillie]

Fascinating older pics, which Lancaster was that, presumably moved somewhere safer these days?

Bit concerned about the Hind-A creeping up on the Anson though, not sure if the guy on the other side has seen it!

[matt e]

great set from the first to last photo

[warferry]

Thanks for your comment guys, the Lancaster is inside now somewhere in Canada i seem to remember .

[adderman]

Thanks for your comment guys, the Lancaster is inside now somewhere in Canada i seem to remember .

This should help.
https://devweb.canadianaviationmuseum.c ... er-fm-212/

One of 8 Lancs preserved in Canada.

[Sparky 119]

The Javelin for me,a type I wished I could have seen in the air, nice post.

[Mustang531]

Thanks for sharing these, an interesting selection. It was in 2003 when the RIAT organisers decided to bring in by road a large number of types, which financially, clobbered them. Not surprised by that.