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Garden – April 2013
A month behind
And rather chilly
The End of Winter
Still cold
But a definite change
Music This Month – March 2013
What I’m listening to:-
Dream a little dream of me – Mamas and Papas
One of these days – Ten Years After
I want you to want me (live) – Cheap Trick
Mystery train (live) – UFO
View from a bridge – Kim Wilde
One of these days – Pink Floyd
March 2013
The month of:-
Be becomes Sky
New but Old
Routing
Lunchless
Reading
More notes
Half a cake
All I can eat
All three
Blue thumb and snow
Snow and road closure
Charge battery and same price coffee
Expensive and a county full of roundabouts
Reader dies
Sunny home
Tumble from 09:00
F1’s back
St Albans and puncture
1p off a pint
The Willows and price rises
Gifting plus
Still freezing
EOY
Easter
Mowed lawn
Coming in April 2013
More coldness
Planting?
European One Again
Grey but sunny
Dry but freezing
Cold Good Friday
Easter in March
Easter in Penarth
IWM Duxford–American Air Museum
“Located at Duxford, England, the American Air Museum in Britain stands as a memorial to almost 30,000 U.S. Airmen who gave their lives flying from British shores in World War II in the defence of democracy and freedom”.
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| Designed by Norman Forster | The entrance to the rear | |
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| F-4J Phantom II | F-100 and tail of F-4J Phantom II | |
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| SR-71 | B-17G minus chin mount fairing | |
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| C-47 | P-51D | |
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| B-24M | Section of “Super Gun” – made in Britain | |
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| F-111E | Scud-B | |
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| SA-2 Guideline | U2 | |
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| B-52D Tail Mount | And looking into the cockpit | |
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| Avenger | Rear of A-10 Thunderbolt 2 |
IWM Duxford–Around The Runway
All along the runway
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| The layout | Junkers Ju 52 | |
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| A rather green BAC One-Eleven | Bloodhound Mk II | |
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| VC-10 rear | VC-10 side | |
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| McDonnell Douglas F-15A Eagle | Würzburg radar | |
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| Gibraltar 9.2 inch Coastal Defence Gun Mk X | British commercial flight line |
In a chill March wind
Old Timers In The Rain
You know the drill
Wetherspoons in Caerphilly and Pontypridd
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