not from this morning, my wife has taken it for a walk! :P Oh sorry - see what you mean! I probably have somewhere among my pics from there - I''ve taken enough. i'll have a look for you and post one. If I haven't I'll walk up and take one when the sun's out. It had a cover on it's cockpit this morn...

...............just a wonderful sunrise. Up early and the sky was clear and the ground frosty so it was out for a walk before dawn up to the village airstrip to see if I could get some 'arty' pics, sunrise was 07.59 and I was there a bit beforehand and was out for an hour or so in all by which time ...

what a beast! an excellent way to introduce yourself Mark.

Welcome to the forum and I look forward to seeing many more of your photos
andy

some memories there Paul, very nice

marpleman wrote:

andygolfer wrote:so sad, I saw that many times and even on the production line at a Hatfeid open day

You're giving your age away Andy !!

nice additions to the set, especially the last one.

that's very nice as well, but sad to see it's final moments in the air.

Thanks for putting that one up for me - satisfied my curiosity as I haven't see that anywhere else. Looks like you must have been to only person there to record it.

so sad, I saw that many times and even on the production line at a Hatfeid open day

very nice Donald, as enjoyable as your aircraft photos - a man of many talents

was changeable wasn't it! If it was as cold ait has been in Essex (and it's very cold now) you were brave going out in it for long Like the first 2 best Keith and some nice foreign ones too. Must get there sometime this year - I assume they are from the fire gate so looks like the visibility is stil...

Rare indeed thanks for sharing, they're both nice but although it's a bit more dull on the day it was taken I prefer the first with the red strobes caught as they flashed, they give a nice effect.

Also what's the yellow 737 in the back of that shot?

PorkScratching wrote:Nice to see a "rampant lawnmower" again! That's what the LHR spotters used to call them.

never heard that one before, and I should have done Nice pics of a rare aircraft, thanks for posting them

nice pics, thanks for posting them.
Only regret is that we see the Skyteam colours in Europe quite a lot so would love to see one in the Aerolineas Argentinas colours as well if you have one to post some time.

Scottish weather wasn't being very kind was it, a nice set despite the weather though.

My favourite is the Airpost 737, see a few of those in various places (mainly Italy) but not yet managed a pic of one.

thanks for posting (and for braving the cold), I know it's a military one but I like the last one with the spray and snowy hills in the background, only trouble is it makes me feel cold just looking at it!

2 very contrasting types, nice to see some Cypriot Cessnas. Thanks for posting them

a nice reminder of summer! i particularly like the Thai 747, must get there sometime this year to try to see one while they are still around. Thanks for sharing them, now looking forward to your american photos :) (sorry I've been a bit slow commenting , i've been rather busy moving things around on...

these might be useful from 'NoTAMinfo' (not the official NATS site for which you need to register): http://notaminfo.com/ukmap http://notaminfo.com/latest and if you are interested the NATS website: http://www.nats-uk.ead-it.com/public/index.php%3Foption=com_content&task=blogcategory&id=1&Itemid=2.h...

a very useful season long link sent to me by Trevor (tb2), I'll make this one a sticky so it stays near the top all year

the Flyer calendar:

http://www.flyer.co.uk/events/

from the BMAA website: http://www.bmaa.org/events.php

a chance to get your entry for the July SPOTM!