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Robbo:

--- Quote from: "Bush Tucker Man" ---I saw this on the BBC News at 13:00, but didn't know the story behind it

BBC Feature

Now that's low :shock:
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I just ducked watching the thing on my screen....honestly I did mum....

tonycougar:
Pilots love doing that sort of s##t and its quite impressive when they get really low.
Saw an RAF Phantom showing up our Tornados out in Cyprus. Our Tonkas had been showing off and trying to fly low. There was a local workman sat on top of a building also watching. When our Tonkas had finished their showoff, the Phantom did his. He was so low he nearly knocked the bloke off the top off the building :lol:  :lol:  :lol:
Good to watch, and even better cos it showed our pilots up :lol:  :lol:

Garth:
I remember a story a few years ago about a RAF trainer takeing the top off a yaght mast on Windermere during the winter months>

johnpirate:
A good few years ago I went to Woodford airshow .It was long before the health and safety rules came in. A Vulcan came in at a ground level pass got level with the crowd  the crew stuck it into a vertical climb the afterburners came on and this amazing lumbering beast shot upwards with a noise that was unbelievable. I cant wait until there is one flying again .I will travel anywhere to watch it.

Range Rover Blues:

--- Quote from: "johnpirate" ---A good few years ago I went to Woodford airshow .It was long before the health and safety rules came in. A Vulcan came in at a ground level pass got level with the crowd  the crew stuck it into a vertical climb the afterburners came on and this amazing lumbering beast shot upwards with a noise that was unbelievable. I cant wait until there is one flying again .I will travel anywhere to watch it.
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That's a sight I'm not lucky enought to have seen but should one ever get flying again SWMBO will leave me no choice but to attend.

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