Wonder if i get the Bismarck guns to work and my moggie Casper to operate them:thumb2::thumb2:
What flew over your house (yesterday)
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Getting the guns to work....difficult but doable....getting a cat to do any work at all....no chance!
Here he is with Mr Nibs after a hard shift
Hard shift of sleeping?
They tell me they do a shift when we are out or sleeping???Hard shift of sleeping?
That’s a great picture. Old Mr Ginger is a chunky lad isn’t he.....
Feed him with a conveyer belt lol, hes a beast of a cat and he does my head in but got to love him, the black and white is Mr Nibs, he puts up with him as he's a good heat source!!
That’s Funny Tim.
Been flying over our house today, went up to town and it nearly landed on us....
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Seen the Red Arrows a couple of times over the last week or so, but I'm a bit slow on my feet, and by the time I've got my camera they're probably on the ground at Fairford ( just up the road )
Dave
Dave
Yeah, they were down here doing up-diddly-ups and down-diddly-downs for the G-Severners on Saturday.
Got a shot of this by the time I got my handphone from the dining room...what is it. I know Revell has a kit of it in all yellow. I know it's a floatplane that flies often overhead.
Cheers,
Richard
Cheers,
Richard
Richard,
You mean one of these:-
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Canadair Bombardier CL-415
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HTH
Paul.
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You mean one of these:-
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Canadair Bombardier CL-415
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HTH
Paul.
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Thats the one Paul...thanks. I think we have one for the fire department.
Wish I could see them in action.
Cheers,
Richard
Well, actually I don't know what it was. We often get the sight and sound of an old Jet Provost flying around hereabouts and I thought that's what it was today. However, by the time it came into view it as much louder and I didn't get much of a look.
He turned around out of sight but still within earshot and as he came back I could see that the fuselage was much sleeker and with a more pointed nose than the aforementioned plane plus it had a high tailplane. Wings were straight like the Provost but slimmer and perhaps a bit longer.
Any ideas from you aero experts??
Nick
He turned around out of sight but still within earshot and as he came back I could see that the fuselage was much sleeker and with a more pointed nose than the aforementioned plane plus it had a high tailplane. Wings were straight like the Provost but slimmer and perhaps a bit longer.
Any ideas from you aero experts??
Nick
We were very glad when they turned up, the fires had been burning in the valleys either side of where we were working and then started coming back up our valley. They spent a couple of days keeping it at bay. Ultimately the weather broke spectacularly and sorted it all out.
Interesting times !
I moved to a new farm a few months ago and it just so happens to be at the end of RAF Lossiemouth's runway. Here are a few shots taken today of the Poseidon and Typhoon.
The first pic you can see my farm and how close it is to the base.
The second and third pic is a Typhoon waiting to take-off and then engaging reheat to take off.
Forth is it in flight.
The first pic you can see my farm and how close it is to the base.
The second and third pic is a Typhoon waiting to take-off and then engaging reheat to take off.
Forth is it in flight.
Great pics Alan!!! It must be kinda loud though, huh???
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