Classic British Flight Sim

SkippyBing wrote: On another note, are they now available for air shows?

Gawd, a Vulcan returns to the skies, and now a Victor...if only momentarily. I feel like a teenager again. This is amazing!

I think I will drink some beer.

Is this serious ? The Victor left the ground ?? :o

Ohhhh this no good at all... I'm just going to have to get into flying military jets. That second one , with the red bits, is gorgeous!

Lovely stuff, Mister G. CHEERS

Garry, thanks! I'd completely forgotten about these. There was another one where they were gathered round looking at a map, but the voice-over had them discussing the pattern on a wall paper. It was just brilliantly done.

I used to live in Norwich; Onley Street off Unthank Rd, if anyone's interested. My mum still lives there. Anyway I remember someone once saying they had a fruit. What ? A fruit ? What do you mean you have ' a fruit' ? Yes, I got a fruit..bit of a fruit ! Eventually I realized he was telling me he ha...

Garry Russell wrote:Aparently it's the inaugral of a new trunk route. :roll:

Garry

I see you're back to full health then.

Thanks for that, Jim. Great collections of photos there. I'm pretty sure Resurgent is the one I went aboard in Plymouth Sound...an ammunition ship with a Doxford engine.

Well, the emails of spluttering indignation have paid off. The headline is now 'Italian cruise ship foils pirates' and 'his Melody ship' has been changed to 'his ship, the Melody'.

I think I might have too much time on my hands.

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/world/africa/8019084.stm Italy ship ?? Its Italian ship, not Italy ship! If you can get it right at the start of the article, why not the headline ? And it is not 'his Melody ship' either...it is 'his ship, the Melody' . What the bloody hell has happened to the BBC ?? :@ ...