I'm still recovering from an enjoyable weekend.  Here's a few more from the show on Saturday. Sorry Mark but I left as Ray Hanna was taking off to close the show to get out before the rush. Took me a couple of hours to get out of the airfield last year & Biggin is only about 1 hour from home. Not making that mistake again. 8)

Sea Vixen with its nose in the air.


The beautiful Hunter. One of my favourite aircraft. Not sure if it's a T.7 or T.8 without looking it up.


One of Mark's mad mates. Now why would anyone with any sense jump out of a perfectly serviceable aeroplane? ???



Here's one of Charlie's tin cans.


Tornado landing after a nice display


I'm getting a little better at this lark. 8)



Best shot I got of the Bearcat.


I like this one. No, it's not really on fire. Must be the sun reflecting through the smoke but very effective don't you think? As usual some of my best shots happen by accident.

great work doug.
Love the tornado shot. good timing on the reds:) Alot tougher to get that sort of shot with a digital camera.

It either works or you go cross eyed I find it works for me 8 times out of 10 and my eyes arnt too badly crossed
So whens the next show? lol

I had a feeling we'd see more... good stuff.
And you're right about the "both eyes" technique; definitely helps. I also used that technique when I had a refractor-type telescope... and I haven't gone cross-eyed yet. 

Oooh I love that first shot.

How could anything so big and dirty be so graceful

Pity about the colours though.

Keep em coming

Some more nice shots...which B-17 was that flying?

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Well with 18 to choose from you should get a few me thinks
These are great shots pal, love the Red Arrows pics. I am looking forward to Sunday now as it seems ages ago that I was last at an airshow.

Wow, beautiful planes!  Shame we don't always get that kind of display, but I should drive down the hour to Ft. Lauderdale (I live West Palm Beach, FL) to the Air & Sea show next time thats around.