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January 11th 07, 11:14 AM
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A friend sent me this very poor image - any help in ID'ing the a/c would be appreciated. The photo was taken at Corfe Castle, Dorset, UK in the summer of 1966. My first thought was they were Blackburn Beverleys, but they had twin tail fins which these fuzzy blobs appear not to have. Current thought here is they *might* have been Meteors. TIA ~ Dingo 
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January 11th 07, 11:23 AM
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"Dingo" wrote in
: A friend sent me this very poor image - any help in ID'ing the a/c would be appreciated. The photo was taken at Corfe Castle, Dorset, UK in the summer of 1966. My first thought was they were Blackburn Beverleys, but they had twin tail fins which these fuzzy blobs appear not to have. Current thought here is they *might* have been Meteors. TIA I could be persuaded they might even be Scottish Aviation Twin Pioneers. But Meteors would fit better with the tight formation. Bob ^,,^
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January 11th 07, 11:23 AM
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"Dingo" wrote in
: A friend sent me this very poor image - any help in ID'ing the a/c would be appreciated. The photo was taken at Corfe Castle, Dorset, UK in the summer of 1966. My first thought was they were Blackburn Beverleys, but they had twin tail fins which these fuzzy blobs appear not to have. Current thought here is they *might* have been Meteors. TIA I could be persuaded they might even be Scottish Aviation Twin Pioneers. But Meteors would fit better with the tight formation. Bob ^,,^
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January 11th 07, 11:33 AM
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Dingo wrote:
A friend sent me this very poor image - any help in ID'ing the a/c would be appreciated. The photo was taken at Corfe Castle, Dorset, UK in the summer of 1966. My first thought was they were Blackburn Beverleys, but they had twin tail fins which these fuzzy blobs appear not to have. Current thought here is they *might* have been Meteors. TIA ~ Dingo Can't quite get the same aspect, but this is my vote, the Percival Pembroke. -- Cheers Dave Kearton
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January 11th 07, 11:33 AM
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Dingo wrote:
A friend sent me this very poor image - any help in ID'ing the a/c would be appreciated. The photo was taken at Corfe Castle, Dorset, UK in the summer of 1966. My first thought was they were Blackburn Beverleys, but they had twin tail fins which these fuzzy blobs appear not to have. Current thought here is they *might* have been Meteors. TIA ~ Dingo Can't quite get the same aspect, but this is my vote, the Percival Pembroke. -- Cheers Dave Kearton
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January 11th 07, 11:35 AM
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Bob Harrington wrote:
"Dingo" wrote in : A friend sent me this very poor image - any help in ID'ing the a/c would be appreciated. The photo was taken at Corfe Castle, Dorset, UK in the summer of 1966. My first thought was they were Blackburn Beverleys, but they had twin tail fins which these fuzzy blobs appear not to have. Current thought here is they *might* have been Meteors. TIA I could be persuaded they might even be Scottish Aviation Twin Pioneers. But Meteors would fit better with the tight formation. Bob ^,,^ I'd like to change my vote, I think you're closer than I am. -- Cheers Dave Kearton
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January 11th 07, 11:35 AM
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Bob Harrington wrote:
"Dingo" wrote in : A friend sent me this very poor image - any help in ID'ing the a/c would be appreciated. The photo was taken at Corfe Castle, Dorset, UK in the summer of 1966. My first thought was they were Blackburn Beverleys, but they had twin tail fins which these fuzzy blobs appear not to have. Current thought here is they *might* have been Meteors. TIA I could be persuaded they might even be Scottish Aviation Twin Pioneers. But Meteors would fit better with the tight formation. Bob ^,,^ I'd like to change my vote, I think you're closer than I am. -- Cheers Dave Kearton
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January 11th 07, 11:47 AM
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They are UFO's - Unidentifiable Flying Objects . . . . ;-) (could even be Canberras)
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January 11th 07, 11:47 AM
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They are UFO's - Unidentifiable Flying Objects . . . . ;-) (could even be Canberras)
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January 11th 07, 03:53 PM
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"Dingo" wrote in message ... A friend sent me this very poor image - any help in ID'ing the a/c would be appreciated. The photo was taken at Corfe Castle, Dorset, UK in the summer of 1966. My first thought was they were Blackburn Beverleys, but they had twin tail fins which these fuzzy blobs appear not to have. Current thought here is they *might* have been Meteors. TIA ~ Dingo I'd say Twin Pioneers. A bit too "square cut" for Meteors Pat Macguire
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