Low & slow is fine, but some folks get extreme.

[Paul Anderson]

http://www.vintagewings.ca/VintageN...Lower-than-a-Snakes-Belly-in-a-Wagon-Rut.aspx

 

[stansdds]

There are old pilots and there are bold pilots, but there are no old, bold pilots. :isadizzy:

 

[Tako_Kichi]

There are old pilots and there are bold pilots, but there are no old, bold pilots. :isadizzy:

I know one of the pilots shown on that site is in his late 80's now and still lives locally so I guess he's an old, bold, pilot.

 

[OleBoy]

crazy

 

[mmann]

I know one of the pilots shown on that site is in his late 80's now and still lives locally so I guess he's an old, bold, pilot.

At that age it is more likely that he is an old, bald, pilot.

 

[Tako_Kichi]

At that age it is more likely that he is an old, bald, pilot.

LOL...last time a saw a photo of him he still had lots of snow white hair. Though not as much as in his youth admittedly.

Just for reference that news article is a couple of years old now and a group of local businesses in the building trade got together to fix Jerry's roof for him along with a lot of other repairs that needed doing.

 

[Tako_Kichi]

Oops ... double post

 

[Pips]

Just for reference that news article is a couple of years old now and a group of local businesses in the building trade got together to fix Jerry's roof for him along with a lot of other repairs that needed doing.

Thanks heavens someone has a heart! Full credit to those generous souls in Essex.

 

[Daube]

Best link of the year for me. Those pictures are just outstanding and amazing. Thanks a lot for sharing that

 

[Bjoern]

Some very nice flying in some of those photos.

 

[guzler]

Incredible, love the one about the Jug that flew back 150 miles with a bent prop !

 

[roger-wilco-66]

Incredible, love the one about the Jug that flew back 150 miles with a bent prop !

I also found that to be amazing. Also the Spit with the splintered prop. Tough machines, weren't they?

Cheers,
Mark