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Lovely collection of pictures there, Peter. Thank you for sharing them.
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Great pictures Peter. I saw some shadows in several shots - which means the sun had to be out at least part of the time. ;-)

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Great pictures Peter, thanks for sharing.

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Hello Peter.

thats a terrific bunch of pictures, I like the aircraft pictures but , 50 and 51 .... :lol: .. that guy sure was having some fun :lol:

good stuff

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Cracking stuff Peter :)

Here's hoping you guys 'close formation' again soon for more banter! :flying:
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Some great pictures there, and nice to know you had a half-decent day weather wise. Old Warden certainly is the venue for such gatherings.

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airboatr wrote:I like the aircraft pictures but , 50 and 51 .... :lol: .. that guy sure was having some fun :lol:
Yes Joe, he was having fun wasn't he?...With blood curdling screams to accompany the charge!...The Home Guard were very well turned out.

I also enjoyed the German Camp, 39 and 40...I particularly like the facial expressions in 40 :)

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Wonderful photographs Peter and pleased to hear that you had a most enjoyable day, the weather could not have been any better by the looks of it. :dancer:

So the Luftwaffe were suitably represented there on the day but what happened to the boys in blue?

Great to see the Home Guard and you could almost imagine Arther Lowe and Clive Dunn in that lot!! :lol:

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Nigel H-J wrote:

Great to see the Home Guard and you could almost imagine Arther Lowe and Clive Dunn in that lot!! :lol:
Nigel, I think some of them tried to look like various members of "Dad's Army"...At one stage I saw a chap sporting a grey wig and looking exactly like Clive Dunn, but I don't see it in that photo :lol:

Yes the weather was warm and fine with sunshine a lot of the time...many sun-hats in evidence and I had to wear one. Got a burnt nose though :roll: I enjoyed the business of tracking a flying aircraft and was getting quite good at it by the end of the day (good practice for if I ever get up to the Mach Loop in Wales) :flying:

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Looks like you had an enjoyable day Peter.
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