its amazing what you find by taking detours..

found the BBMF!
 

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super cool...

I remember a time years ago - the afternoon after the night before and without any sleep (those early 90's clubbing days :rolleyes:) - lying down at Derwent Dam with friends when without warning one of these with a Spitfire either side suddenly roared not far above our head from over the Dam wall - thought we'd gone back in time and proper crapped ourselves!
 
At our very first Commer meet at Martins place we were treated to a low pass directly overhead by a Lancaster:D
 
Until a couple of years ago, my parents lived within sight of Coningsby and having grown up living by the Thames Estuary during the war, my Mum would say instinctively every time the Lancaster or a Spitfire went over 'it's ok, it's one of ours'!
 
Have you seen Alain De Cadenet when he's being filmed talking about the Spitfire and its history, when one takes off right behind him?
 
I'm pretty sure it was all staged - but not really meant to go that low. If that had been me, my heart would have stopped!
 
Until a couple of years ago, my parents lived within sight of Coningsby and having grown up living by the Thames Estuary during the war, my Mum would say instinctively every time the Lancaster or a Spitfire went over 'it's ok, it's one of ours'!
My dad always used to say that to.
 
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