Classic British Flight Sim

Tonks wrote:Cheers chaps... glad you like them.

No Chris not 41 Sqn... they are from 1435 Flt.

Tonks

Ah..............That explains it then. They must get awfully bored with making penguins fall over. :-$

I suppose Penguins make a change from dominoes :roll:

Garry

Hi Tonks,

Stunning shots there number two especially

Ah..............That explains it then. They must get awfully bored with making penguins fall over.

I was going to ask the inevitable question - well I guess being down sarf aint
that bad then - Love the second one - when is the RAF going to start paying you for all these free enlistment ads you post???


LOL

Leif

andy wrote:You'd think they would teach these guy's to fly straight and level........

I didn't think the F3 was capable of anything else but S+L at that height. I thought these were pics of it falling out of the sky...

Tonks, it must be wonderful, on a grey murky day to pierce through the cloud into another world of sunshine, and looking down on superb cloud formation!

There was something on the TV about a Cloud appreciation club - sounds funny, but they are wonderful sometimes........

.........Especially when you're 30-odd thousand feet up - in a VC10! :roll:

IT IS REAL - I hope. Nice. Have you ever seen the Northern Lights on a night flight?

Thanks Tonks

Ah the beauty of nature :dance:

I't's nice to see that someone in your position actually appreciates it.

Lovely shots

Keep'em comming

Garry

Tonks

Dumb meterological question - they appear to be islands - but they have
lenticulars forming over them which is as Im taught signifies mountain wave
so are they islands or mountains sticking out of stratus deck???

Leif

Tonks,

That F3 is sensational! Thanks for posting!