Lancasters (yes, plural)

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Lancasters (yes, plural)

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29-01-16, 09:41

Little Jo

Tony VAN RHODA

Join Date: Jun 2010

Location: Strathalbyn South Australia

Posts: 879

Spitfire

Hi Mike

I know exactly what you mean. I had a similar experience when I saw my first ever flying spitfire at Duxford and when it taxied over to the fence I got goose bumps just being there and being able to touch it. I will never forget it.

Cheers

Tony

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