Post by rj on Jul 29, 2016 19:01:13 GMT
With rumors of the Bronco, and others arriving we thankfully managed to complete the static park fencing before anything arrived.
First was the Bronco brought up from a misty Culdrose by Tony De Bruyn. What a beast, and first visit of type to Blackbushe.
initially he parked up and refuelled. It was the decided to move it further back, it would take 10 people to move so thankfully started up and self positioned. It was then a case of waiting for the sun to come out for some photos.
Also joing us today was the lovely Hornet Moth from Lee-on-Solent. G-ADKM was first registered in 1938 to Exeter Aeroclub.It emerged from Wartime impressemnt in 1948 and has has several owners since.
Several based aircraft joined the static park including the Cessna floatplane that had also come from a wet Culdrose. The Bulldog looked good in its fresh paint.
roll on tomorrow...
First was the Bronco brought up from a misty Culdrose by Tony De Bruyn. What a beast, and first visit of type to Blackbushe.
initially he parked up and refuelled. It was the decided to move it further back, it would take 10 people to move so thankfully started up and self positioned. It was then a case of waiting for the sun to come out for some photos.
Also joing us today was the lovely Hornet Moth from Lee-on-Solent. G-ADKM was first registered in 1938 to Exeter Aeroclub.It emerged from Wartime impressemnt in 1948 and has has several owners since.
Several based aircraft joined the static park including the Cessna floatplane that had also come from a wet Culdrose. The Bulldog looked good in its fresh paint.
roll on tomorrow...