50 feet off the ground at 450knots??? ..........bloody hell!!
50 feet off the ground at 450knots??? ..........bloody hell!!
" I'm putting off procrastination until next week "
Robin nice part of the world..I have never been in the Dungeon Ghyll parked up outside like you do for some walking but thats it!!. Wasdale Head Inn we are hiring & the chapel across the field all very nice if you are a woman!! but for me it is an exspensive p**s up lol... Cheers Terry.by robin morley
Hey M3Bobby. Awesome! Get that thing airborn.
I had a Tornado here, almost 15 years ago. Damned thing took down 7 of my 110 year old Maple trees and put a car sized hole in my roof.....Oh, wait...you meant the Airplane? Uhh...nevermind...
William
"Much that once was, is lost. For none now live who remember it."
I think you once advised me never to do stand-up William.
May I return the advice?
Cheers, Dan
" I'm putting off procrastination until next week "
Outstanding.
Thanks for posting
I was fortunate enough to go to a talk by John Peters, who was shot down in the 1991 Gulf War and co- authored "Tornado Down" with John Nichol, last weekend. He mentioned that at one point they were flying as low as 15 feet off the deck!
Very impressive cockpit! A good job you have a big shed to keep it in!
Not much useful in the Tonka, unfortunately. Did come back with a bang seat out of a Valiant though.
Fantastic Video!
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