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Great sets of pictures, Indrek.

Interesting to see the RAF's retired Tristars there - they look brand
new. I read in the aviation press that some of them have been bought by
an American operator, though not for regular airline use.

I must get up to Brunters soon - all this time and I've never visited.

Regards
Paul

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Great sets of pictures, Indrek.

Interesting to see the RAF's retired Tristars there - they look brand new.
I read in the aviation press that some of them have been bought by an
American operator, though not for regular airline use.

I must get up to Brunters soon - all this time and I've never visited.

Regards
Paul

Thanks for the comments. Bruntingthorpe is not your average museum and there
is plenty of interesting stuff to see.

There were hundreds of cars and vans parked on the airfield: I'm guessing
that they are put up for auction from time to time.

Cheers,

Indrek Aavisto


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