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Re: Bruntingthorpe

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There'll always be arseholes around, and airshows and other events (seeing as I guess this isn't really an airshow) seem to be the best at coaxing them out of the woodwork. Plenty of people there without a care in the world, so long as they get their photos and/or numbers. 8)

And a few from me...

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Taken whilst on one knee... I really am that nice. :lol:
http://farm5.static.flickr.com/4072/465 ... 5104_b.jpg

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Re: Bruntingthorpe

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Cheers Adam :thumbsup:

The Victor is a strange colour :lol: ......but at least you can get the Missus to come along if there's a pink one B)smk
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Cheers Adam.. great shots as per :thumbsup:

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Re: Bruntingthorpe

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Rick

I had a experience somewhat like that at the Ft Lauderdale Airshow years back
but it was a woman and her daughter - 18 and sweet as ever.... my girl friend and me were sitting there for most of the show
, they - I guess were being fashionably late....just walked right up infront of me in my girlfriend ,
just . stood there so their asses were right in front of me

the next thing I'm getting a shot to my ribs from my girl.....

"What!? it's right in my face!!!", I said.and the truth is I accually wasn't trying to look because the mothers was absoluty huge
I was simple looking around the narrowest obstruction..
anyways thats how iI explained it to *-) whats her name , when she started her huffing and puffing on the way home

on second thought It not anything like what happened in Bruntingthorpe .... :worried:

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Good story still Joe :lol:
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Re: Bruntingthorpe

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What is great about Brunters is how relaxed it all is. When the Comet/Victor were taxiing in, you could stand right beside them - no barriers or officials moving you on (apart from a point just to the left of where the main crowd were gathered) which is somewhat suprising in terms of H & S! And, oh yes, when we were asked to move from a grass area beside the taxi way because it was about to become a runway for GA traffic! :lol:

But even then, Mr Walton (the boss) kindly suggested we just walk into the crop...(yes, a portion of crop growing in the middle of an Airfield!!) and view from the tractor tramline! :lol: That shows just how caring and enthusiastic the Brunters team are, so thanks very much Mr Walton! :thumbsup:

It's a much better view from there because although it's further back, it's more towards the centre of the runway length so you see the aircraft coming towards you.

£15 is a bit steep perhaps for what you get, but it all goes to help run these fine machines.

I took some a shots of XR807 which I'll post at some point.

And no...she didn't get air under her wheels this time, much more sedate run!! :agree: Looks a tad too brown now, to me though. *-)
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Re: Bruntingthorpe

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Garry.. you asked about the VC10's.. here's 109..

http://www.pprune.org:80/military-aircr ... today.html

Looks like they're going for 100% spares recovery! :-O

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Re: Bruntingthorpe

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:-O :( :(( :'(

Looks like the nose has been saved for a purpose *-) Jelle!!!............Dan!!! :dunno:

Cheers for the update Dave ;)
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