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AKA Charlie and Hagars Grand Day Out III...

Nice display today, with visitors including Kennet's Douglas Skyraider and the F-86 from Golden Apple at Duxford, a Bf108 and finally, totally unprogrammed, a display by the RNHF's Hawker Sea Fury...

Anyway, heres a few pics. Dougs got some nice flying ones (I experimented with videos - apart from being small they aren't bad...)

One for Felix, the Gloster Gladiator...


...Peter Holloway's spatted Miles Magister...


...newly re-covered Sopwith Pup in an RNAS scheme...


...The engine in the DH Hornet Moth...


...and a very unique formation: the 1911 Avro Triplane (1964 Magnificent Men replica), 1918 Avro 504, and the relatively young (1933!) Avro Tutor!...

Some absolutly great shost there Charlie ...Love shot 2, some great stuff in here,

Thanks alot chap.(im feel very english for saying that!)

Finally, someone with a taste for proper fighting aeroplanes!

Another set of real aircraft!

Oh yes, a Pup with rockets...
Looks like it was a good one this year. Makes me wish I had been there.

looking good charlie any more?

looking good charlie any more?

Maybe...

Wonderful Charlie....looking for more on the Tri-plane and the Avro 504 if you have

Looks like you and Doug had another great day.

Cheers...Happy Landings...Doug

Very nice old chap. I like the Gladiator & your shot of that Pup c/w rockets came out better than mine. Please post more if you have them.

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Looks like you and Doug had another great day.

Excellent. Always a great day out here, unless it's raining of course. I'm now eagerly looking forward to the next one.

Very nice old chap. I like the Gladiator & your shot of that Pup c/w rockets came out better than mine. Please post more if you have them.

Thanks Doug. I spent about 15 minutes early in the morning walking up and down between the Pup and the tower taking shots when the sun appeared from behind the clouds. I was quite proud of the Gladiator, and the Pup one (uncropped) was going to be my first Airliners.net submission, had it not been for the trike and tractor behind...

That Maggie is perfection itself