I did see it but as it passed behind buildings so wouldn't of been able to get a pic... sounded bloody lovely!
What flew over your house (yesterday)
- Thread starter colin m
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They always do…….used to see quite a few in Salisbury, but not so common out here.
One of these going at quite a lick to quick to get a picture quite different from the usual diet of merlin and wildcats
Not exactly flying over the house but had 6 tank transporter blast past on the motorway the other day...
The first Danish F35 should have put in a ture/lap of DK, Sunday but didn't see anything.?
The first Danish F35 should have put in a ture/lap of DK, Sunday but didn't see anything.?
No mistaking what this is flew by 10 minutes ago 
Nope....
Two propellers...
Flying ....
So obviously a Biplane...
... perfect timing for the suggested future group build :tongue-out2:
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" The triumph of brute force over aerodynamics " - think it was said about the Bumble Bee, but applies to helicopters as well!
Dave
Dave
Didn’t a student once prove that according to current aerodynamics laws a bumble bee couldn’t fly?
Rotary wing theory of flight!!! Nows there's a subject to do your head in!! Advancing and retarding blades, rolling couple!!!!! I'm getting a headache just remembering some of the terms!!!!
G
Lots of noise outside just now, and I could just grab my iPad to take this photo of the source of it:
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We had about 500 fly past yesterday. They rest up in the adjoining fields to our garden. Seeing a huge flow of geese flying right at you is a bit scary lol.
G
This was the second batch yesterday, another came across a few hours earlier but headed more to the right. Hopefully they stuck to the land instead of going out towards the sea and eventually the English Channel.
Eee By Gum - many a happy hour or spent in the wee beastie. Definitely happy memories. Basic is an understatement when used in regard to the Wasp. Think I have 12/1300 Hours logged in it.
Wonder which one it was? Either Terry Martins, (XT787) or John Heath's Wasp. They are both serviced at Chard I believe. XT787 being part of the Royal Navy Heritage Flight. ( Link )
Don't know which one mate, to far away to see it clearly
I'll have a look on FB tomorrow, Terry usually posts any flights on there!!
Keep us posted
Nothing Lee. His last post was a dedication to a member of the team who had passed away.
I should checked Freedar when I saw it!
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