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Here's a little get well soon pressie Doug. I took them during the Shuttleworth Pageant at Old Warden last Sunday.

The Bristol Fighter. One of your favourites I believe. Shame they didn't fly the SE.5a.


I know you like the Lysander. This one was built in Canada.


The BBMF Lancaster.




Finally the only airworthy Sea Hurricane. Built by the Canadian Car & Foundry in 1940.




More pics of the show here if you like them. http://picasaweb.google.com/Grumpix/ShuttleworthPageant2010

Oh wow...

Doug that is the best medicine I could get...that first shot not only put a smile on my face but tears of joy in my eyes...wonderful...

Thank you my friend and take care...

Cheers...Happy Landings...Doug

Finally the only airworthy Sea Hurricane. Built by the Canadian Car & Foundry in 1940.

There is another Sea Hurricane airworthy, although it pretends not to be, AE977 in California (dressed as Bader's "LE-D"). Like Z7015 it started life leaving CCF as a Mk1, gaining its sea legs on arrival in the UK.

Finally the only airworthy Sea Hurricane. Built by the Canadian Car & Foundry in 1940.

There is another Sea Hurricane airworthy, although it pretends not to be, AE977 in California (dressed as Bader's "LE-D"). Like Z7015 it started life leaving CCF as a Mk1, gaining its sea legs on arrival in the UK.

Who's going to tell them? http://www.shuttleworth.org/shuttleworth-collection/aircraft-details.asp?ID=35

Superb shots there Doug, especially the Lanc

Speakin' of air shows, this weekend is the Reno air races. Tomorrow is the last day. It's 40 miles from me. I ain't goin'...