Mrs Beetons Flying Picnic
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Mrs Beetons Flying Picnic
So have I been the only one watching a programme on one of the best ways to use an aeroplane?
Flying around the country in a Puss Moth picking up the various items on the menu for a picnic for 40 friends
Can there be a better way to enjoy flying? Ending up at Woburn with the Moth club, on a glorious summers day with some of the best food and wine to boot!
Jealous, me?
Flying around the country in a Puss Moth picking up the various items on the menu for a picnic for 40 friends
Can there be a better way to enjoy flying? Ending up at Woburn with the Moth club, on a glorious summers day with some of the best food and wine to boot!
Jealous, me?
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Semirigid Rotor,
It was a great series, currently being repeated here in the UK I think, with superb flying shots, and lovely looking food too.
But the aeroplane in the programme is not a Puss Moth.
Do you want to try again?
A Happy new year to all.
asmccuk
It was a great series, currently being repeated here in the UK I think, with superb flying shots, and lovely looking food too.
But the aeroplane in the programme is not a Puss Moth.
Do you want to try again?
A Happy new year to all.
asmccuk
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Re: Mrs Beetons Flying Picnic
Aircraft used was a dH60 Gipsy Moth, also in the background you could occasionally see what I think was Henry Labouche's yellow dH82a Tiger Moth which was probably the camera ship.
(Puss Moth is a dH80 and is a 2 seat high wing cabin monoplane).
(Puss Moth is a dH80 and is a 2 seat high wing cabin monoplane).
