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Peter Fairbrother - 26 Jun 2010 16:16 GMT

Lanc followed by a Spit just flew directly overhead, twice - five
Merlins at 50 feet, yum!

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David Littlewood - 26 Jun 2010 16:59 GMT

>Lanc followed by a Spit just flew directly overhead, twice - five
>Merlins at 50 feet, yum!
>
>:)

Biggin Hill?

Red Arrows flew over me a couple of hours ago.

David

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ravensworth2674 - 28 Jun 2010 18:09 GMT

> In article <4c2619df$0$12158$fa0fc...@news.zen.co.uk>, Peter Fairbrother
> <zenadsl6...@zen.co.uk> writes>Lanc followed by a Spit just flew directly overhead, twice - five
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> David Littlewood

Maybe a Sunday morning return of two whole Spitfire squadrons coming
in over the railway embankment at RAF Hendon as it was in 1949?
Maybe the former BBMF 'Hack' DH Devon VP-981 just slowing on the peri-
track and racing for its door and slithering on board- 1950 when HMS
Truculent got rammed off Sheerness.
Maybe a converted Liberator full of school kids wrong slotting into
Hendon instead of Northolt- and pulling up in 1026 yards.Phew?
Or quite simply a fouled up Proctor with full tanks that didn't make
it.
Methinks the real world, gentlemen.

ex-Corporal Atkinson.N- RAF 31 Squadron

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campingstoveman - 26 Jun 2010 17:15 GMT

Shuttleworth aircraft museum only four miles away, see all sorts of stuff
regularly :-))

Martin P

> Lanc followed by a Spit just flew directly overhead, twice - five Merlins
> at 50 feet, yum!
>
> :)

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