35 Spitfires and Hurricanes!

Chichester and warbirds seems a damn fine combination to me.

 

Same around Maidenhead with White Waltham. Have a look at these recent photos

https://twitter.com/WLACFlying

 

Ashford Works made the belly gun packs.

 

I'd rather have a beer.

 

what , at 0843 in the morning sounds like someone might be reaching for the vodka bottle with the cornflakes, instead of the milk

 

At around 08.15 today I decided against drinking the dregs of the Waterloo 200 ale with my toast. Instead, I got some satisfaction pouring it down the sink with an accompanying rugby club version of La Marseillaise

 

On a couple of China trips they served beer with an 07:00 breakfast. Pickled chille noodles and a cold beer was unusual to say the least.

 

BBC1 London News tonight (just started) has a feature on Spitfires for the forthcoming event, within the next 15 - 30 mins.

 

Tickets for the 15th September event available here.
https://grrc.goodwood.com/battle-of-britain/battle-of-britain-day-flypast#SSFTPiOHLSKHHek6.97

 

And for those of us who can't get there........ here are the flight paths.

http://www.battleofbritainday.co.uk/#!routes/c1px

 

thanks, looks like most of flights at some stage will be overflying the south east side of england, here in Hastings looks like i should see several flights any idea of approx timings?

 

Bookmark the page, and keep an eye on it, as the info is not yet live.

Then again, the weather could put the Kibosh on the whole thing...... though I hope not!

 

Done, thanks for the heads up.

 

Expensive ain't they?

 

I thought that they would post them

 

Cheapskates!