Showing posts with label Aircraft. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Aircraft. Show all posts

Thursday, June 02, 2022

Platinum Jubilee Flypast

Thursday June 2, 2022

Our plan to watch the flypast from Green Park was scuppered by the sheer volume of people that had descended on London, so we headed to Waterloo Bridge. 

This vantage point offered us an unobstructed view of the flypast as it approached Westminster from the east.

Below are some photos of the 70 aircraft that took part.

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A Wildcat and two Merlin.

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A Wildcat and three Apache.

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A Wildcat and three Merlin.

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Three Puma and three Chinook.

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A Lancaster, two Spitfire and two Hurricane (Battle of Britain Memorial Flight).

Thursday, July 28, 2016

Royal Air Force Museum

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Avro Vulcan B2 - XL318.

Thursday July 28, 2016.

As a child I always enjoyed my visits to the Royal Air Force Museum, Hendon, so I was eager to take my two girls, Erin and Keilyn, to see what they made of it. 

Erin (5) was fascinated by the size of the aircraft and liked the various designs, while Keilyn (4) wanted to get in to as many cockpits as she possibly could. 

Her favourite aircraft were the helicopters.

Friday, August 05, 2011

Imperial War Museum

London The Unfinished City
From Bethlem to Bedlam.

Friday August 5, 2011.


The Imperial War Museum (London branch) is one of my favourite museums. I cannot count the number of times that I have visited, but it would be in the high twenties. It holds a world-leading collection of artefacts from the earliest conflicts and wars through to those from current theatres of operation. 

Following a multi-million pound restoration, which saw the majority of the building redeveloped, including the entrance atrium, space has been created to show more objects from the collection, while creating additional exhibition areas.