For Ozzy & Scania (plan B), Cosford
Posted: Sun Jun 11, 2006 2:43 pmOk, well, Mr Scania's camera apparently wasn't playng ball today and he had gone along to the show at Cosford, while yesterday I rather sadly had to decline the opportunity to pay myself an entry.
Cut away to me and mom this morning, she was off over to Norfolk on the train and I was going to drop her off at the train station this morning (Wellington, Telford).... Well they thoughtfully cancelled the very train she was due to catch and it was well over an hours wait to the next one.
I took her home and we arranged that I'd drop her to Wolverhapton station, which for me, funnily enough is a convenient drive right past Cossy. I duly dropped mom at the station for the 13:20 train and hauled butt back toward Cosford and parked up with a few thousand other viewers on the A41 a few yards Eastward of the airfield turn off. I got there just in time to catch a couple of interesting flights with the camera.
To be honest I didn't get a lot of shots because my battery died quite quickly and dooffuss here hadn't chanrged it over the previous night (doh!). Anyway, the planes were all moving pretty quick and I didn't hold out a lot of hope for the quality, but I did get at least a handful of images. Some of which feature part of the Spitfire display (which was GLORIOUS!!), the Harrier and what I think was the Extra display.
They are all here
Cut away to me and mom this morning, she was off over to Norfolk on the train and I was going to drop her off at the train station this morning (Wellington, Telford).... Well they thoughtfully cancelled the very train she was due to catch and it was well over an hours wait to the next one.
I took her home and we arranged that I'd drop her to Wolverhapton station, which for me, funnily enough is a convenient drive right past Cossy. I duly dropped mom at the station for the 13:20 train and hauled butt back toward Cosford and parked up with a few thousand other viewers on the A41 a few yards Eastward of the airfield turn off. I got there just in time to catch a couple of interesting flights with the camera.
To be honest I didn't get a lot of shots because my battery died quite quickly and dooffuss here hadn't chanrged it over the previous night (doh!). Anyway, the planes were all moving pretty quick and I didn't hold out a lot of hope for the quality, but I did get at least a handful of images. Some of which feature part of the Spitfire display (which was GLORIOUS!!), the Harrier and what I think was the Extra display.
They are all here
Not sure about the red BMW.... 
