Aviation Poetry Evening
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Aviation Poetry Evening
7.30PM WEDNESDAY JANUARY 20TH. WHITE WALTHAM
THE VINTAGE AIRCRAFT CLUB IN CONJUNCTION WITH WEST LONDON AERO CLUB PRESENT AN AVIATION POETRY EVENING
You are invited to join us for an informal evening of aviation poetry, including some unpublished poems from WW1 and WW2. There will also be an opportunity for you to read an aviation-related poem of your own choice in an “open-mic” at the end of the programme.
Presented by Steve Slater.
Readers Richie Piper, Carl Warner, Anne Hughes and friends.
· Flying Food will be serving food from 6pm-7.15pm.
· All welcome
THE VINTAGE AIRCRAFT CLUB IN CONJUNCTION WITH WEST LONDON AERO CLUB PRESENT AN AVIATION POETRY EVENING
You are invited to join us for an informal evening of aviation poetry, including some unpublished poems from WW1 and WW2. There will also be an opportunity for you to read an aviation-related poem of your own choice in an “open-mic” at the end of the programme.
Presented by Steve Slater.
Readers Richie Piper, Carl Warner, Anne Hughes and friends.
· Flying Food will be serving food from 6pm-7.15pm.
· All welcome
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Air Force Poetry
Hi Chris
I would recommend someone bring a copy of Air Force Poetry along, small book published in 1944 by John Pudney and Henry Treece. Has poems by an interesting spread of authors.
Purchased a second hand copy yonks ago, a good read for any budding military pilot.
I would recommend someone bring a copy of Air Force Poetry along, small book published in 1944 by John Pudney and Henry Treece. Has poems by an interesting spread of authors.
Purchased a second hand copy yonks ago, a good read for any budding military pilot.
