No rest for the wicked Mike

Really enjoying these "challenges" (well they are for me anyway!) Thanks for organising another and hope you have others in mind.

One more from me - EI-DVI inbound to Heathrow 18th June 2014:

EI-DVI_1-001 by Tig, on Flickr

EI-DEJ on finals to Heathrow 19th June 2014.

EI-DEJ_2 by Tig, on Flickr

EI-DVM wearing the retro scheme on finals to Gatwick 20th June 2012

EI-DVM_4 Aer Lingus retro scheme Gatwick 20-06-2012 by Tig, on Flickr

I do have G-EUUS so here it is arriving at Heathrow (taken from the Colne Valley park area) on 18th June 2014. I also have 'UI a few minutes later but I'll leave Andy with that one as I'm sure it will be a better shot (at least a different angle anyway!) https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/498383368...

Good one Andy - nice photo too from Phil.

I've got several more if needed but either not that great or much the same. I'm sure there are better ones from others! To keep it going here's a couple more. Gap filling G-DBCK first with a rather poor shot landing at Gatwick 30th May 2013: https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/49825482317_470043c28c...

Another Dove scheme - G-EUPA taken on finals to LHR 27 at Colnbrook 17/06/2014. I spent a week on a course staying at the old Jurys Inn overlooking the airport. Colnbrook was a good quiet spot to park up and get some evening arrivals. Should have a few more if needed - I'll see how it goes. https://...

Very nice - especially the TWA Jumbos and those lovely 727s.

I'm guessing you're too young to remember F.27s mixed in with 747s and Concordes back in the 1980s.

Well done folks and thanks Mike for organising it. Looking forward to another one.

That's a far better shot of D-AALF than I got last week over Suffolk at over 6 miles above me

Wow, so much to take in with types and colour schemes. Another post that justifies a time machine.

A worm's eye view of G-JEDW climbing out from Gatwick 19/10/2011:

G-JEDW by Tig, on Flickr

Here's G-JEDU as I have it on Flickr already. Will find more later. Has been posted before I think but it's a start. Seen taxiing in at Norwich in 2014.

G-JEDU_2 copy by Tig, on Flickr

Great sentiments and great photos - very apt! Personally I'll be happy to be with my wife and talk to my daughter and son-in-law via modern trickery :lol: Health and happiness are the most important things especially when there's little else we can do. Chocolate will help too of course. Best wishes ...

Well those certainly dusted off a few old memories! Thanks for posting - I'd forgotten about several of them.

Hi and welcome epw45 :) Only been to Sywell on a couple of occasions some years ago but do recall it being quite busy. Driven past Turweston but never seen anything flying. Maybe I need to visit some more airfields when some sort of normality is restored - whenever that may be. For now I'm just glad...

Very nice Rob - I still prefer a 747 but the A.380 will do instead

Great aircraft, great scheme, great light, great shot - oh did I say - great