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Post by chrisg on Nov 21, 2011 22:04:01 GMT 1
Not sure on exact times but the RNHF Hawker Sea Fury will be in on Friday 25th November. It will be doing a display at Windermere at 2.15pm but it is scheduled to leave Yeovilton at 10.40am so at least this will give you a rough idea of times. Info is good and comes from Christopher Gotke (Fury pilot).
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Post by negativeg on Nov 24, 2011 14:44:06 GMT 1
Thanks for the heads up Chris, Just the excuse to take the dog for a woodland walk around lunchtime tomorrow, purely for the exercise of course;)
Neg G ;D
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Post by jetjockey on Nov 25, 2011 13:09:51 GMT 1
Not sure on exact times but the RNHF Hawker Sea Fury will be in on Friday 25th November. It will be doing a display at Windermere at 2.15pm but it is scheduled to leave Yeovilton at 10.40am so at least this will give you a rough idea of times. Info is good and comes from Christopher Gotke (Fury pilot). This is to celebrate the Centenary of the "Waterbird" which made it's historic flight on the same stretch of water. This was built by A.V. Roe for Edward Wakefield who patented the first effective British aircraft float. JJ |
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Post by Airbus on Nov 25, 2011 19:19:50 GMT 1
Did the RNHF Hawker Sea Fury turn up I left Woodvale at 12:30?
Ken
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Post by negativeg on Nov 25, 2011 19:59:33 GMT 1
Well yes.....sort of  At approx 13.45 "Navy Seafury" requested the weather as he was inbound passing Seaforth, unfortunately a heavy shower was over Woodvale with the wind given as 28G42knts, whilst holding off a msg from the Yeovilton station commander was passed instructing him to Return To Base, to which the pilot seemed surprised. Given the conditions it was such a shame to get so close, especially as 5mins later the sun was out with the wind eased considerably Thanks again ChrisG for the Heads up. Neg G  |
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Post by Airbus on Nov 25, 2011 20:40:12 GMT 1
Thank you Neg G for the info.
Ken
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