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When Hollywood Ruled The Skies - Volumes 1 through 4 by Bruce Oriss


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PostPosted: Sat Nov 19, 2005 5:03 pm 
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Sqn Ldr Paul Day performing his usual polished routine in Maurice Bayliss' Spitfire Tr.9 at a sunny, if chilly, East Kirkby this afternoon.

Enjoy......

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Mike...nice (as usual) pictures. Every time I see a two-seater Spit I really get the urge to buy a ride in one. Problem is, I'm too bloody heavy. I'm over the weight limit by about 60 lbs.

Mudge the hefty :roll:


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Rob, it only got up to a couple of degrees above freezing today. Nice light for photos, though.

Here are a few of the Lanc taxy run. A wonderful sight and sound, and an illustration that there is a very real alternative to an airframe being either fully airworthy (with the vast cost and, some might argue, risk that that entails) and lying dead in a mausoleum (sorry, museum).

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and an illustration that there is a very real alternative to an airframe being either fully airworthy (with the vast cost and, some might argue, risk that that entails) and lying dead in a mausoleum (sorry, museum).


No argument there......At least its alive and breathing.

Stunning pictures. Tks


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