Must have been a hit & crawl.
I have to agree Rob. Frog's legs and snails. That's not proper scran, it's pond life.... but french food is awful
omg,Bimota, those are great photos of your Lancaster ride. I actually went for a one hour flight in the only other flying Lancaster in the world.View attachment 68994
I stood directly behind the pilot while flying over Hamilton, Ontario.View attachment 68995
and looking forward from the top turret, man those Merlins were loud!View attachment 68996
coyotes. At the time pelts were worth $150-200. Sheep ranchers would also pay to have you get rid of them. Good money in 1984Wolves or coyotes?
Great video of the Merlins coming to life! C GVRA flew to UK in 2014 to fly with the BBMF, that must have been a sight....... and sound! The Canadian plane never actually saw action, being completed after the war ended. It served Search and Rescue from Newfoundland for several years then became too expensive to operate and retired onto a pedestal in my home town. I do believe it has Allison engines being Canadian built, where the UK versions had RR.omg,
i thought my taxi ride with the engines running was special but wow to fly in one that must of cost a fortune, saying that if the just jane one i went in had her air ticket i,d of paid up, the one i was in has not got a air tkt pass she,s being worked on by a family to get her up, they do events and taxi runs to carry out the work on her. there hoping she,ll be the 3rd one that can fly
she's not the one that flys with the BBMF
rob