I spent a few hours at the Old Warden aerodrome last Sunday. Again the
English summer was none too kind but here are a few of the brighter shots.
Sorry to say that I have no idea of the types and model numbers of most of
these aircraft - they are much before my time. It was an interesting day
out though.
www.shuttleworth.org/

Excellent shots. It's gives one a good feeling to see the older aircraft
still flying. Old might be better than new, Tom in Pensacola


"RustY©" > wrote in message
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>I spent a few hours at the Old Warden aerodrome last Sunday. Again the
> English summer was none too kind but here are a few of the brighter shots.
> Sorry to say that I have no idea of the types and model numbers of most of
> these aircraft - they are much before my time. It was an interesting day
> out though.
> www.shuttleworth.org/

RustY© wrote:
> I spent a few hours at the Old Warden aerodrome last Sunday. Again the
> English summer was none too kind but here are a few of the brighter shots.
> Sorry to say that I have no idea of the types and model numbers of most of
> these aircraft - they are much before my time. It was an interesting day
> out though.
> www.shuttleworth.org/

RustY©,

Absolutely superb, thanks for posting.

I've taken the liberty of posting the types of aircraft shown in your
pictures - I hope you don't mind.

I did my own trip to Shuttleworth a short while ago and will shortly
post my pictures of many of the aircraft in an indoor environment.



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Moving things in still pictures!