OLD WARDEN 10/06/17

[jargon]

11.25-14.30 WITH BILL , VIV & MALCOLM

DE HAVILAND ON THE FIELD

G-ECAN DH84 DRAGON

G-AGSH DH89A RAPIDE

WG407 (G-BWMX) '67' CHIPMUNK

DE971 (G-OOSY) DH82A TIGER

T-7794 (G-ASPV) DH82A TIGER

T7109 (G-AOIM) DH82A TIGER

G-AMHF DH82A TIGER

N-6847 (G-APAL) DH82A TIGER

G-AZZZ DH82A TIGER

XL714 (G-AOGR) DH82A TIGER

G-ADJJ DH82A TIGER

G-ANFM DH82A TIGER

LF858 (G-BLUZ) DH82B QUEEN BEE

G-ADUR DH87B HORNET

G-ADMT DH87B HORNET

G-ACUS DH85 LEOPARD

G-ACGZ DH60G MOTH MINOR


OTHER ON THE FIELD

G-AKIN MESSENGER

G-MGMM PA18

G-ALEH PA17

G-AXGS D62B CONDOR

G-RIFN CAP10B

G-EHZT ZLIN 562F

G-AHKX ANSON

R4118 HURRICANE

G-CIRT GYRO

G-KEAY GYRO

G-CFRN GYRO

G-CFCW GYRO

G-YROX GYRO



ON THE OTHER SIDE OF THE FIELD

G-CRZA SPORTCRUISER

G-BAJR PA28

G-BGBI C150

G-CEZS CH.601 ZODIAC


OTT

N321KL MOONEY M20J

[jargon]

Mike Burdett gave a recent and excellent photo log of what was in Shuttleworths hangers here

aviationforall.proboards.com/thread/7965/norfolk-luton-back

so I won't duplicate it.

No Harvard present on our visit is one difference I can spot quickly

Needless to say an excellent place to visit, I haven't been here since the late 70's or early 80's, Bill and Malcolm likewise and Viv had never been.

[graham]

Great log John, and like Viv, I have never visited

[rh226]

Only time I've ever been is when I went on a CCF Field Day from school - back in the '60s.

They had most of the aircraft from "Those Magnificent Men and Their Flying Machines" there at the time.

[jargon]

Hi Graham and Bob it is a lovely collection of beautifully kept aircraft,

I realise I'm at least one aircraft missing from those I remember on my first visit and I'm sure Bob and many others will have seen it too.

G-ABXL GRANGER ARCHEOPTERYX

G-INFO has it's owner since 02/04/2002 as a Granger at Attenborough, which is where the original designer/builders came from, so I presume a family member. Date of no flight 15/08/14

John

[rh226]

John,

I don't remember us having a Field Day in the Summer Term 1967 (my last year at school), so I would not have seen it, unfortunately, as it was presented to the Shuttleworth Collection on 28/04/1967 (per wikipedia).

Bob