Tornado over Hay-On-Wye
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Tornado over Hay-On-Wye
A Tornado has been in the air over Hay On Wye for most of the day. Relatively high, probably 8-9000ft. Round and round in circles on and off for about four hours. Iam used to seeing them at 400ft. Any idea what in particular it was doing?.
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Hay on Wye? Hay on Wye??? What was he doing there? 
He was supposed to be much nearer Shobdon* to show our miserable new neighbour how lucky he is to have moved to an area where only little aircraft fly and not somewhere noisier. 
*(Oh if only! Anyone like the coordinates? The rather grumpy new neighbour has only recently moved in and claims he didn't know the airfield was there! ) 
He was supposed to be much nearer Shobdon* to show our miserable new neighbour how lucky he is to have moved to an area where only little aircraft fly and not somewhere noisier. *(Oh if only! Anyone like the coordinates?
The rather grumpy new neighbour has only recently moved in and claims he didn't know the airfield was there! )
Trying to find SJ 328150 and failing miserably, like every other military aircraft (see about 94 previous threads).
It's at N52°43’42” W002°59’48” (52.72842N 2.99677W) or UTM 30U 500225 5842050 or IO82MR. Not all that far from the Mach Loop (hint).
It's at N52°43’42” W002°59’48” (52.72842N 2.99677W) or UTM 30U 500225 5842050 or IO82MR. Not all that far from the Mach Loop (hint).
>Remember my friend photographic evidence is now in your possession.<
Ah, but I wasn't actually there to witness the alleged photography at the time. Those pictures could have been taken from a civilian aircraft for all I know
Ah, but I wasn't actually there to witness the alleged photography at the time. Those pictures could have been taken from a civilian aircraft for all I know
