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avro anson flypast
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Re: avro anson flypast
Thanks for sharing this shot, I assume it was in that scheme for filming purposes. Hopefully it will revert to it's original markings at some time.
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Think I prefer it in the more normal scheme
G-VROE Avro Anson C.21 msn 3634 as WD413 Air Atlantic by eLaReF, on Flickr

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EDI Spotter since 1958 (When it was RAF Turnhouse)
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If you are impatient, all of my photos are at https://www.flickr.com/photos/elaref/co ... 913377036/
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EDI Spotter since 1958 (When it was RAF Turnhouse)
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If you are impatient, all of my photos are at https://www.flickr.com/photos/elaref/co ... 913377036/
Re: avro anson flypast
My first air experience flight was in an Anson. RAF Cosford 1960 just joined up at 15 1/2, Telegraphist. Thanks for posting brings back memories.
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Mine was a year later - ATC camp at Dishforth in 1962
I was in the co-pilot#s seat. My main memory was the drafts through the holes!
I was in the co-pilot#s seat. My main memory was the drafts through the holes!
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EDI Spotter since 1958 (When it was RAF Turnhouse)
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If you are impatient, all of my photos are at https://www.flickr.com/photos/elaref/co ... 913377036/
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EDI Spotter since 1958 (When it was RAF Turnhouse)
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If you are impatient, all of my photos are at https://www.flickr.com/photos/elaref/co ... 913377036/
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Spent a few happy hours in Ansons in the A.T.C. When I had a PPL I used to fly at Booker. The Frasers owned the Anson in the photo,and it was a common sight there, and I remember marshalling it through a VERY narrow gap between parked aircraft. Don't know who owns it now.
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