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Craig asked me to post some more of my shots from the last display at Old Warden this season. As he was there I didn't bother taking as many as usual. Here's the best of the rest in the order in which they were taken.










A couple of my favourite Moths.



I wanted this one to go with my profile of the Southern Martlet. Unfortunately the sun popped behind a cloud just at that precise moment.


I've posted shots of these aircraft before & hope you like 'em & don't find them boring. I could watch these beautifully preserved machines buzzing around all day & never get bored.  We now have to wait until next May before I can take any more at this delightful place. I haven't looked at the static shots I got throughout the day yet. I might post a few of those later if they came out as I intended.

Beautiful shots Doug. Like Craig you got a lovely one of the Avro Tutor...

I love the Gladiator and the Avro together. Fantasic photo Doug

I love the Gladiator and the Avro together. Fantasic photo Doug

Thanks Mark. They're actually two Avros, the venerable 504K & its daughter the Tutor. The Gladiator didn't venture out of the hangar yesterday or last week for that matter.

I love the Gladiator and the Avro together. Fantasic photo Doug

Gladiator and Avro?

You should go back to school Mr. Osbourne.

Lovely shots Doug:)

Oh my stars and garters, those are nice!! Wow!!
What is that first- the twin?

Avro Anson i believe.

Oh my stars and garters, those are nice!! Wow!!
What is that first- the twin?

Thanks Sean. it's an Avro 19. better known as the Anson. This version was used as civil airliner & military hack. Many ATC cadets had their first flight in one.

I think the Avro Tutor was designed by Roy Chadwick as a replacement for the 504. Not sure about the 504 without looking it up.