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Hi Peeps

With it being the dullest day ever in dullsville, and wet to boot.........

Had a bit of time for more delving

These are all that were worth putting up from two sleeves of negs

Boscombe Down 1990 by paddyboy13, on Flickr

Mildenhall 1989 by paddyboy13, on Flickr

Mildenhall 1989 by paddyboy13, on Flickr

June 1989 by paddyboy13, on Flickr

June 1989 by paddyboy13, on Flickr

June 1989 by paddyboy13, on Flickr

Coltishall 1989 by paddyboy13, on Flickr

Coltishall 1989 by paddyboy13, on Flickr

Coltishall 1988 by paddyboy13, on Flickr

The colour cast on some was awful, and I have no idea why they should have deteriorated so

Hope these are worth a peek, anyways

Best regards as always

Paddyboy

More excellent scans there Patrick - this section has been buzzing this week thanks to you and Paul

Don't think you can help the cast mate - had some awful ones recently that I just binned as too much work - some negs even stuck together despite being stored in a dry environment

Keep it up mate - great looking through all these oldies

Cheers

Darren

Loved the Jag!

I like the 'beefy' undercarriage for rough strips

Ah! happy days when we had an Air Force - love these

Regards

PLJ

Hi Paddy

More nostalgia shots.......... Love em

Cheers for taking the time to post, mate.

Trev

Hi Peeps

Thanks for peeking and replying

Stopped by at the Scottow end of Colt last week, closed my eyes and swore I could hear the palloustes winding up

Cheers

Paddyboy

Hi Patrick

Lovely reminders of your beloved cats

Keep it up

Cheerr

Paul

Those were the days, great post boyo

Evening Paddyboy,

Another fine post, provoking many happy memories

Thanks for the time taken to share with us,

Best Regards,

FtD

Hi Paddyboy
Jagtastic post

You've done it again with them shots of the Jags at Coltishall, how will I sleep now

All the best
Andy

Very nice Patrick and many thanks for sharing.Love and miss the jag,boy did they look great in camo

Don't know why you would hear palloustes as they weren't used by the Jag, it had it's own air generator called a Microturbo for starting!

Hi Peeps

Thanks for peeking and replying yet again

'Jagnut': no offence intended; just pure ignorance on my part

Just thought that sound I could always hear was a pallouste

Paddyboy

Patrick dear boy, you really do need to refrain from posting pornographic images.... those cat's look gorgeous!

Awesome post, thanks, lovely to see