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winjim

Smash the cistern
You're not missing much. Turns out it's too windy for the Lancaster so they're sending a Typhoon instead.
Out in the playground with my daughter today and the Lancaster flew right over our heads and away over the moors in the direction of Derwent reservoir. So I guess they must have rescheduled.
 

midlife

Guru
Out in the playground with my daughter today and the Lancaster flew right over our heads and away over the moors in the direction of Derwent reservoir. So I guess they must have rescheduled.

I'm sure I saw a Spitfire tooling along between Carlisle and Penrith today?
 

bruce1530

Guru
Location
Ayrshire
Possibly heading back from the Scottish air show at Prestwick?

https://www.tsia.scot/whats-on/
Sunday:
Swiss Airforce F/A-18C twin engine supersonic jet display
Royal Navy Sea Fury – World War 2 fighter
RAF Tutor aerobatic training aircraft
Catalina flying boat
RAF Typhoon supersonic jet
Royal Air Force aerobatic team – The Red Arrows
Battle of Britain Memorial Flight – Lancaster, Spitfire and Hurricane
Wee Dram – Prestwick based Cessna172 sea plane (will do a sea landing if the wave conditions are suitable)
Swiss Classic Formation of 1940s transport aeroplanes – DC3 and 3 Beech 18s in one beautiful formation
Calidus Autogyro
The Global Stars aerobatic team

Lauren Wilson Pitts special aerobatic display

Coastguard helicopter and Troon lifeboat role demonstration

Scottish Aviation Bulldog will fly with another RAF aerobatic trainer the Chipmunk.

Boeing Stearman bi plane

1930s executive aviation combination The Dragon Fly will fly with the Spartan

The RAF Falcons parachute team will land on Ayr beach
 

winjim

Smash the cistern
Possibly heading back from the Scottish air show at Prestwick?

https://www.tsia.scot/whats-on/
Sunday:
Swiss Airforce F/A-18C twin engine supersonic jet display
Royal Navy Sea Fury – World War 2 fighter
RAF Tutor aerobatic training aircraft
Catalina flying boat
RAF Typhoon supersonic jet
Royal Air Force aerobatic team – The Red Arrows
Battle of Britain Memorial Flight – Lancaster, Spitfire and Hurricane
Wee Dram – Prestwick based Cessna172 sea plane (will do a sea landing if the wave conditions are suitable)
Swiss Classic Formation of 1940s transport aeroplanes – DC3 and 3 Beech 18s in one beautiful formation
Calidus Autogyro
The Global Stars aerobatic team

Lauren Wilson Pitts special aerobatic display

Coastguard helicopter and Troon lifeboat role demonstration

Scottish Aviation Bulldog will fly with another RAF aerobatic trainer the Chipmunk.

Boeing Stearman bi plane

1930s executive aviation combination The Dragon Fly will fly with the Spartan

The RAF Falcons parachute team will land on Ayr beach
That must have been it. Though surely it can't be a coincidence that it was heading straight for the Derwent valley?
 

PeteXXX

Cake or ice cream? The choice is endless ...
Location
Hamtun
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:smile:
 

Slick

Guru
I don't remember, it was around 15-18 years ago, maybe more.
If I can find my OS map for that area it might be marked on it...
I think it must be, which is some cycle over the rest and then over the Glen towards Lochgoilhead. Must have been a tough day depending on where you started out.
 

Slick

Guru
There's one that makes a few passes over Dowding House and the Dowding Memorial in Moffat this time of year

It flies very low too - what a sight
There was a great old boy now sadly no longer with us who knew every plane crash on the mull of Kintyre since the second world war. He took me and my wife down there one day and pointed out every crash site and the story behind them including exact detail of the local weather including the wind direction if any and more likely exactly how much of the mull was draped in mist. My favourite story was during the war, 4 spitfires had to land on the golf course there as they almost ran out of fuel after protecting our skies over Norway. What a sìte that must have been for a small boy at that time.

Still sorely missed.
 
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