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Here are a few more clips that i shot at the War And Peace Show !wink!

Sorry BB can't help.

The interior of the Lanc was very cramped and lit by flourescent tubes which didn't make for good slide photos due to both flare and glare.


The Vulcan hangar was the only place at Bruntingthorpe where we were asked not to take photos. At the time we were on a private visit and there was an embargo on photography as sponsorship negotiations (which came to nought in that instance) were at a critical stage.

Try


for Lanc pics inc some interiors and



for Vulcan interiors

Thanks for that Graham!!

I best watch me self around the beer tent there. I could well wake up the proud owner of an MB Willys if i'm not carefull!!

Great clips....thankyou for taking the time to post them. Really appreciated chap.

BB

Hey Mm

I felt awfull asking you for the pics in the cold SOBER light of day. Thought I come across as another free-loading fucker!! So thankyou for your kind reply and your links.

Not gonna have time to properly check them out tonight but, will be doing over the weekend. Had a quick look tonight and they seem just what I was looking for.

Thankyou

BB

BeestonBoy wrote:

> Thanks for that Graham!!
>
> I best watch me self around the beer tent there. I could well
> wake up the proud owner of an MB Willys if i'm not carefull!!
>
> Great clips....thankyou for taking the time to post them.
> Really appreciated chap.
>
> BB

planeterotica wrote:

Yes you can purchase just about any piece of hardware at the War and Peace Show even a tank, machine guns are in plentifull supply and if you go wearing anything other than combat gear you will look out of place, if you have a military vehicle that you can show then you and another get in for nothing, a mate of mine has a WW2 American jeep which he takes along with his tent and stays for a few days and apparently the beer tent gets very lively during the evening when the show is closed to the public !drink! and from what i have seen of it there are plenty of fit girls there as well !thumbsup!

Beeston Boy,
Have you ever been to Newark Air Museum?.
Although no WW2 aircraft well worth a visit.

nikonman wrote:

> Beeston Boy,
> Have you ever been to Newark Air Museum?.
> Although no WW2 aircraft well worth a visit.

Never actually made it I am afraid nm!!

I used to drive by the gate every weekend,when I was shagging up north some where and had allways intended to pop in one day.

Just looked at the website,and if I ever manage to take some time off I fully intend to nip along.

To be honest I had completely forgot about the place. So thankyou nm for jogging my booze addled memory.

Peace out

BB

Weirdly enough I am going with my other half and a group of friends in July!

Greetings Beesty

I grew up in London when it was still littered with bomb sites and my parents lived through the war so stories of where they were and what they did was everyday conversation between them and their friends. So WW2 was very much alive to me. At the time I was more interested in man walking on the moon and pop music so appreciated first hand testimony less than I might now. I was also a bit suspicious of the people who bought Nazi Memorabilia which was quite common in the junk shops and antique stalls then. I remember Paul Raymond had a theatre where he staged the "Theatre of War" whatever that was, in the 70's so the war has always provided entertainment for its fans.
As has already been said if it interests you go and enjoy.