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Very valid point Ed about the many, many other planes that were so signicant in the war, yet so few of them are even known of by the general public of today. Pete.

Another very significant gem; And just so you US guys dont think it was all about our side of the pond, here's something special for you. It may not be a plane, but I think its easily as special to you guys as our wee spitfire is to us8)

Only just realised, I have not given credit to the museum we visited last week. All of my pics here were taken on a wet and miserable day at The National Museum of Flight, on East Fortune Airfield, East Lothian, Scotland. http://www.nms.ac.uk/our_museums/museum_of_flight.aspx As I know very...

No prizes for guessing this one I suppose? The Vulcan is one of my favourite bombers, possibly as its the most significant shaped plane I remember seeing in the air when I was a kid. The thing that amazed me when we saw this one last week was its size. Unfortunately, there is little in the...

I take it that would be the later 60's the Ed, perhaps even 1970? And here is one of the said engines, sure gives scale;

No idea what that is Ed but it looks fast due to its narrow wings. I'd also so say 60's, perhaps 62 or 63?

In side the Conc; Not sure how this pic got on here, appologies but cant seem to delete it! Hey ho!

As it happens we were in the presence of a RAF one only on tuesday. Took me all my time to get Abigail away from it, even though she didnt really realise how special this thing really was;); . As for the second beast, now thatwas very special too!