The deHavilland Moth Rally - Woburn Abbey Deer Park.

[Denis]

I give up, I set up a flickr account and all I get is a weblink instead of a photo! Resort to onboard hosting......

one at a time grrr !

[Phil]

In Flickr, click the image you want to post. Right click and select the required size, right click again and select 'Copy image URL'. Paste the URL into the 'Insert image' box. Flickr like to be awkward

 

A very crisp shot, and the angle works well

[Denis]

[Kobione]

Nice clear shots there, Denis. Well done!

[NannyFerret]

Smashing shots and very interesting too.
When I was young, My mum and dad bought me "The girls Book of Heroines" and one of the true stories was about Amy Johnson, but I can't for the life of me remember what her plane  was.

I will have to Google that unless anyone on here has more info.

[Denis]

Some more from the day (now I understand flickr...thanks Phil )

 

 

 

 

 

[annie]

wonderful colourful set there denis...really nice.

[Ian]

Nice set and a pleasure to see thanks for sharing.

 

 

 

Now a little Critque your 1st,  3rd  and 7th { Ariadane } the props are cut off    no no please don't chop the props   

 

Sorry I just couldn't help myself nothing spoils a old plane shot more than having it's prop chopped off

[Denis]

I feel suitably admonished

 

I can forgive my self for the others but not Ariadne, a wonderful 1936 Hornet Moth that I have had the pleasure of flying in.

 

Just for nostalgia I have to include this Tiger Moth G-ACDA as I have had the pleasure of actually flying her twice from Sywell over the years. With an instructor in the back I hasten to add, although apart from take offs and landings I had her the rest of the hour each time

 

[Ian]

I have had the pleasure of actually flying her twice from Sywell over the years

Envious  wish I could fly a plane  :yes

[NannyFerret]

Another great set.

[Denis]

Envious  wish I could fly a plane 

 

I'm lucky in the fact that I have been around aircraft a lot in my life, also lucky to have a few friends who own, or have part shares in light aircraft.

 I get to fly them now and again but I am not a qualified pilot, nor ever will be! I can hold a course and keep altitude, and have been taught to use rudder and stick effectively.

 

            I'm sure if I can,  anyone can fly!  

[colinb]

A great set, loving the 'upside down' shot the light has caught it very well.