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Temperature is now plus1, and the long western journey started close to a central point on The Grand Trunk Road and finished in Essex. Jouney of one day, Brazilian Barbie Jet.
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Were you coming from India ?
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Yes I was.
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Can't tie it to propping up Europe, but are we in Turkey ?
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Not Turkey.
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Tbilisi
SLB |
Yes, Tblisi. Magnificent terminal building. Propping Europe? No rugby club worth its salt is without a Georgian prop, numbers 1 and 3 starting,17 and 18 on the bench.
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Jenkins,
Thanks, I already figured out that it was not Israel or Australia propping the Eurovision song festival. Next I wonder if the clue will be in the Character recognition or the aircraft ID. https://cimg3.ibsrv.net/gimg/pprune....fbd7de2035.jpg Succes SLB |
En France ?
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Originally Posted by Auxtank
(Post 10364443)
En France ?
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Parce que le aircraft and the hats look french. Mais, je suis obviously wrong.
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Originally Posted by Auxtank
(Post 10364467)
Parce que le aircraft and the hats look french. Mais, je suis obviously wrong.
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Looks like a Farman but could be inspired by one. Canada?
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Originally Posted by ea200
(Post 10364497)
Looks like a Farman but could be inspired by one. Canada?
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Actually, the hats look very stylish indeed.
Italia ? |
How about Larisa, Greece?
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You are both diverging from the subject.
The lady with the feathered hat has later been a unusual expat. SLB |
Looks Kaiserish to me, so Germany
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Originally Posted by nvubu
(Post 10364703)
Looks Kaiserish to me, so Germany
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"Sigar" is a Spanish word.
It's also Dutch so Netherlands ? |
Or Belgium? Flanders?
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1919, bit late for that machine, but that doughty lady Queen Wilhelmina at Amsterdam North?
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Originally Posted by JENKINS
(Post 10364771)
1919, bit late for that machine, but that doughty lady Queen Wilhelmina at Amsterdam North?
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Soesterberg
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Haarlem, Queens Birthday, 1911?
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Originally Posted by dook
(Post 10364782)
Soesterberg
First Dutch military aircraft called Brik van Meel built bij van Meel after a Farham. van Meel had obtained a air brevet in France and was hired as Civilian pilot instructor. Aircraft sold to government for 4500 Dutch guilders (without engine!) Soesterberg first military airfield inspected by the Queen in 1911. Now closed, has a military museum on its premises. Dook has control |
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Liberator and Corsairs...Pacific...?
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It is indeed.
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US Navy and USMC at Kwajalein?
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Not Kwajalein.
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Unexpectedly I have to go out for about 90 minutes to two hours. Apologies..
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AMazing - Dook has to go out!! Something so important he can't send the servants..........................
Has this ever happened before??? |
No, but I'm back now.
Wot servants ? |
The hours soem people keep on here (just look atteh last intrchange)they must be
1. Running a lighthouse 2. Hospitalized 3. In prison 4. so rich they can afford servants to run everything else Of course I'd assumed from your posts that, as a perfect gentleman, you were in Cat4 Could it be Guam? |
I wish I were rich. If I were, I would not be on this thread from the UK.
It's not Guam but you are moving in the right direction from Kwajalein. |
I look very often when listening to the wireless on the same device. Radio 4 Extra, BBC UK nostalgia, excellent. At the moment, rugby on TV so device screen not required. Ankle-biting grandchildren a distraction.
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"wireless" - how quaint.
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Jenkins is clearly not just a gentleman but one of the Upper Class
How about Saipan?? |
I'm afraid not - that's too close to Guam.
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