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Thanks for the update.

BBMF 'grounded' until the results of the Spitfire crash is investigated, therefore no DDay flights.

As they had 'restrained' the streaker, why did they return to departure airport?

Does Australia only have 'facilities' at certain bases and not at 'outposts'?

Ooer missus.

1DC wrote: ↑

Sun May 26, 2024 6:06 pm

One was a Baker and asked to go in baking the other was a motor mechanic and asked to go in transport. I think they both went in the infantry.

Broadening their skills.

I believe there was a 'medical' and some were rejected because of 'flat feet'.

Flat feet.

Someone asked what happened to the 'fluff' feathers - the latest pictures show the flight feathers 'grow through' the fluff.

I wonder what prevents the chicks from 'taking off' before the flight feathers are ready?

Do you have trained elephants to shower you?

It might be preferable to 'enlist' youngsters into 'work' - if only as baristas.

THUNDERSTORMS are set to sweep into Worcestershire tomorrow, bringing torrential downpours.

The Met Office has declared a yellow weather warning for thunderstorms tomorrow between noon and 8pm.

Isn't the Spitfire a 'basic' aircraft with relatively little to go wrong that would prejudice the flyability of the aircraft?

Currently only two seen = one almost ready to fledge and feeding itself and the other 'younger' in appearance.

Three now - one still 'fluffy'.

Getting big:- [media]https://www.visitworcester.co.uk/peregrine-falcons/[/media]

Currently two 'out of the nest'.

Charles is afraid that 'the public' will interpret the action as persecution and a 'badge of honour'.

Him and her will certainly consider themselves persecuted.

Fatality confirmed.

One reason to postpone announcing would be to inform next of kin . . .

I travelled to New Zealand to see Comet Halley.

It was fainter than I expected - I anticipated a firework in the sky.

What a crap thing to happen!

I used to muse about two old fishermen sitting comparing words in Danish and English.

Whilst there are similarities, there are, also, differences.
The English worn 'sky' refers to the blue bit, whereas in Danish it refers to 'cloud' or shade.

Horsepicices I believe.