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Old 15th Sep 2008, 12:29   #1 (permalink)
 
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Low Flying piston engined Aircraft
Hi
Yesterday (Sunday) there was a very low flying pistoned engined aircraft that flew over my house in York. I thought they sounded like Merlins but I may be wrong. Does anyone know what it was please

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Any specific time?
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It was about 16-00ish, I was just getting sorted to go to the pub hence hearing it but not being able to see it.
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