Trev
--
The Dead Sea is the world's saltiest body of water...although
my Aunt Ethel's chicken soup comes pretty close.
The plane itself was supplied by the local model shop as a full scale airfix
kit, it took 1500 tubes of airfix glue to assemble it and has since been
snorted away by various subscribers to local newsgroups.
Little Red Rooster.
A finer taste than mutton.
Trevor Wright <trevor...@spamnothanksbigfoot.com> wrote in message
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Josey.
Trevor Wright wrote in message ...
It was a Vampire I think, if not it could have been a DeHaviland Venom it
had twin booms to the tailplane anyway.
Richie
Richie <ric...@ukgateway.net> wrote in message
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Although i do not know you Shawn i am proud of you for the following reasons
, the first is that your name reminds me of "shaun the sheep" , and the
second - because your second name cound almost be "fleece" !!!! On
encountering your name on this newsgroup my sheep powers could not draw much
information from your mind but instead gave me an image , a view overlooking
Dartmouth harbour. Not sure if this has any relevance to you or i was just
grazing on the wrong grass that day.
Sheep
In case anyone else is interested, got this from another source.
> Hi Sam and Trevor!
>
> OK, the info from Dad on the plane...
>
> The plane was a DH Vampire type T11, Reg No. XE982, serial No. 7564M. It
> came originally from the RAF College in Cranwell and stood outside the ATC
> hut in Eign Rd for about 20 years or so.
>
> Dad had to make the decision to have it removed for restoration because:
>
> 1) it had suffered from a lot of vandalism (people chucking bricks over
the
> fence trying to smash the cockpit) and
>
> 2) the fuselage was made of wood and was starting to rot. The whole plane
> was beginning to collapse.
>
> At least 8 years ago Dad arranged for it to be taken away for restoration.
> The RAF hired a large crane and a low loader, and got permission to block
> off Eign Rd for about 3 hours. The wings were removed and the body lifted
> out of the compound.
>
> It was taken to RAF St Athan, near Cardiff, to be restored, but was found
> to be beyond economic repair. Dad has no idea what eventually happened to
> it - he reckons it could still be sitting behind a hanger now!
>
> Hope that answers your questions!
>
> Sam
Yes Faith , i believe this Sheep to have once commanded that charming and
mystical ship , the Golden Fleece.