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Old 7th May 2004, 11:35   #81 (permalink)
 
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London Jets.

Nice one.

CP.
Do you remember the 350 B/W pics I have from the early '60s.
Well I have now put them all onto a CD. You said you would like a copy. Let me know your address and I'll pop a copy in the post.

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Old 10th May 2004, 06:15   #82 (permalink)
 
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Cool John Eacott - Look familiar?

20 feet from my office window. Hmmmmmm
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Old 11th May 2004, 22:36   #83 (permalink)
 
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GNAT KP540 Topcliffe 1972.





Scan direct from old neg that has never been printed. If someone needs abetter copy, I will re-wash the neg & re-scan.

VARSITY Topcliffe
Loved every minute and would do it again!





Teenie Weenie. Topcliffe 1972.

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Old 24th May 2004, 06:22   #84 (permalink)
 
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the roulettes at caboolture airshow last weekend, i shot these with a new cannon 300d digital, forgive me for trying to be a bit arty.









bill mcmonagles winjeel enters hyperspace.






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Old 25th May 2004, 07:01   #85 (permalink)
 
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Cool

Nostalgia being what it was, here's a selection from the RNAS Culdrose Air Day, 1975:







This one had my car in frame: it always put the size of the Sea King back into perspective!









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Old 25th May 2004, 08:35   #86 (permalink)
 
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wirraway.

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Old 26th May 2004, 01:55   #87 (permalink)
 
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the deperdussin, first aircraft assembled in australia in 1912/13 for the australian military by my grandfather, (and others), norman gillies.

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Old 27th May 2004, 01:37   #88 (permalink)
 
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richard mcdonald's mig over maroochy airport.





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Old 27th May 2004, 20:16   #89 (permalink)
 
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I trust that these two images fit in with the spirit of this thread.
ETPS reunion at Boscombe in '95.
The Gentleman in front with the Mivvi needs no introduction. I have the greatest respect for all four, two being my closest relatives.
It was an honour to be there and an experience never to be forgotten.


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Old 10th June 2004, 00:52   #90 (permalink)
 
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Cracking photos guys, well done to all, especially the last two.
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Old 10th June 2004, 05:19   #91 (permalink)
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Hairy, could you please resize the Bucs. They are really too big for the page. The ideal size is 640 x 480 - thanks.

Good pics indeed.

And sharpshot I see the great Bill Bedford, who I met one one occasion. Who are the others?
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Old 10th June 2004, 15:40   #92 (permalink)
 
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Glad you liked them - I was a little nervous posting them. I had seen Bill display so many times and it just seemed fascinating to see three T.P.'s (and many more) tucking in to ice creams on a warm summer's day.

They were all so down to earth and such gentlemen.

The other two; ahh, my now late father and one Paddy Barthrop whose fate I am not aware of.

The three of them got me hook line &.........my father had arrived on these shores with the RNZAF in 1940 and had just given the Acubra hat to PB and I wondered why as he seemed fairly attached to it. Well it "transpired" that it was in lieu of a jumper that the old man had helped himself to having shot PB down over the channel. It was all so believable as it just came out with many a tale. Strewth, was I horrified - my dear father had shot down his mate
Well I had a sleepless night - my paternal hero worship in tatters.
On viewing my troubled state the next day, they kindly put me out of my misery and laughed their socks off!

I can't help feeling that they lived at the right time and would find the modern PC world somewhat alien?
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Old 12th June 2004, 04:44   #93 (permalink)
 
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Arrow

Ted Rudge's old Dove's & Devon's are slowly being pulled out of his old hangar at Essendon Airport: here's the old RAE example, with a pile of Gypsy engine boxes to keep it company

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Old 12th June 2004, 15:15   #94 (permalink)
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I hate saying this but for the benefit of all, please ensure that when you post your pics that you use 680 x 420 resolution.

If you have a look at this page you will see how larger resolutions make it expand and people miss some of the wording because it '5 - 7 inches to the right! The above resolution is just right so I would grateful if you would kindly stick to it.

So, Hairyclameater, would you please resize the Buccs. Thanks.

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Old 14th June 2004, 01:20   #95 (permalink)
 
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ron gillies gets "beachcomber" on the step, st croix lagoon, usvi



"beachcomber" southhampton.



kim morris painting of pacific chieftain, lord howe island.

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Old 15th June 2004, 03:35   #96 (permalink)
 
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a couple from the drawer,






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anyone for tennis,

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Old 21st June 2004, 08:10   #98 (permalink)
 
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the people on this thread and forum must have lots of photos that would be great to see. this is a chance to leave a record
of your history for us all.

one from the second drawer, it would be nice to have some company.

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I believe this was taken in Iraq or Egypt 1936-7. Granddad was flown out from Egypt to Iraq to help put down a rebellion. Nothing changes.

More at http://img78.photobucket.com/albums/...orth/Aircraft/
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Old 29th June 2004, 13:56   #100 (permalink)
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Here is one of my contributions. I'll dig some more out sometime.



Airbus A320 at Lima on 24th February 2003

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