No Wokkas over Sussex
No Pumas either
I haven't seen a pair of Pumas today either. Which is strange, as I also haven't seen any Typhoons, Tornados, Sea Kings, Tristars or Space Shuttles.
Is there some sort of of conspiracy?
AL1. Have just seen a Tutor. That's all OK then.
Is there some sort of of conspiracy?
AL1. Have just seen a Tutor. That's all OK then.
It must be traumatising for anyone to undergo such an event.
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Gainesy, been no movements here at all today - they must have stacked early for happy hour . . . .
Normally see a few circuit-bashing on a Friday afternoon, just in time to hand it over to the lineys, debrief and be in the bar by 1700 sharpish, leaving the poor old groundcrew to sweat their nadgers off getting the thing ready for the next soup-stirrer.
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Normally see a few circuit-bashing on a Friday afternoon, just in time to hand it over to the lineys, debrief and be in the bar by 1700 sharpish, leaving the poor old groundcrew to sweat their nadgers off getting the thing ready for the next soup-stirrer.
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Haven't seen any wokkas over my house in SE London for some days now.
A pity because when the cloud base is low they always fly underneath it so it can be quite spectacular.
Has the Prince given the one back he took to the Isle of Wight yet?
A pity because when the cloud base is low they always fly underneath it so it can be quite spectacular.
Has the Prince given the one back he took to the Isle of Wight yet?
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Nothing overflying Nottingham either.
Perhaps they are keeping clear of the gunfire...
Perhaps they are keeping clear of the gunfire...
If you've watched any of today's BBC TV weather forecasts the weather girls have all been commenting about a funny smell in the air over the UK which they didn't forecast.
In these circumstances those with any in-depth knowledge of RAF flying habits will know that it is a cardinal rule is that the RAF DO NOT fly in smelly weather.
Smelly weather doesn't happen often, but when it does the crews have to remain grounded - hence no Wokkas, or anything else for that matter.
So now you know.
In these circumstances those with any in-depth knowledge of RAF flying habits will know that it is a cardinal rule is that the RAF DO NOT fly in smelly weather.
Smelly weather doesn't happen often, but when it does the crews have to remain grounded - hence no Wokkas, or anything else for that matter.
So now you know.
One Griffin at Field 24. That's the famous one military aircraft can't find, at N52°43’42” W002°59’48” (52.72842N 2.99677W) or SJ 32790 14987 (OSGB36) or UTM30U 500225 5842050 or IO82MR.
