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A wonderful sight in the sky
« on: 07 September 2013, 19:04:59 »

It's that time of year again - nearing the end of the air display season. So, as we live close(ish) to Waddington/Conningsby/Scampton we get used to the sights and sounds of passing planes, both current RAF & BBMF.

I always get "inspired" by the sound of a Merlin engine - but it is something that happens on a regular basis around here.

So, imagine my delight when I looked out of the window to see the unmistakable silhouette of a Clipped Wing Spitfire  :y I say silhouette as it was banking steeply.

It then proceeded to give me a couple of circuits before flying back towards Conningsby. It seems that they use the towers of a couple of local Churches as waypoints and often do a circuit between them.

Uplifts the spirits I can tell you & makes you proud to be British  8)
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Re: A wonderful sight in the sky
« Reply #1 on: 07 September 2013, 19:37:02 »

I certainly envy you that!I would love that sort of thing to happen here.
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Re: A wonderful sight in the sky
« Reply #2 on: 07 September 2013, 22:01:01 »

Yes Rob some great sights and sounds in our skies these past weeks when the weather has been good. It was great also to see and hear old XH558 a couple of times recently, and there has been a DC3 cruising around lately..  :y
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