BluBear

I couldn't care less if he was French, Lebanese, Martian or Lesbian. I just hope he learns to shut up a bit more this year!

This is the only downside to the weekend. I really hope that he cant make it this year but fear the worst There was a time when his commentary positively contributed to the experience. Unfortunately that was about 5 years ago, now he loves the sound of his own voice so much we need to mic the merlins...

Some interesting developments on this extraordinary discovery. It seems the more poignant and important aspect of this event, the recovery of the P-40's lost pilot is reaching a conclusion. Although not yet officially confirmed, it is believed to have been Flight Sergeant Dennis Copping of Southend, England. For an interesting insight into the search for this missing airman by a dedicated italian team, i suggest reading on from the following link: http://forum.keypublishing.com/showthread.php?t=116221&page=36 And here is the Vintage Wings of Canada's touching dedication to the aformentioned pilot on their own P-40: http://www.vintagewings.ca/VintageNews/Stories/tabid/116/articleType/ArticleView/articleId/365/language/en-CA/Hero.aspx

Dibbs makes me drool again... http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2165166/Flying-legend-returns-skies-Rare-WWII-P-47-Thunderbolt-fighter-plane-fly-Cambridgeshire.html

She's back! http://fighter-collection.com/cft/p-38-in-hangar/

P-38 again - whoooooooot!!!!! :D

Textbook emergency landing in a Neptune. 2 greens and a helluva cross wind. Good work

Another gem!

Welcome to the Dogz! ~S~

I like the thrill of low flying as you know, but that video made me uncomfortable. Just a little too close to the edge, even for me!

Not strictly an aeroplane? But impressive nonetheless! [media=] [/media]

Good for you Colin! What an experience. 'CDC is the oldest flying Tiger Moth and you were taken up by one of the true characters of the airshow/aviation world. My mum and dad both had the same pleasure as yourself some years ago. I only live a few miles up the road from Headcorn, and was out cycling yesterday afternoon near Ulcombe and 'CDC flew overhead, I wonder if it was you?! If I had know you were there I would have cycled down to watch