These are irritatingly good images John and the processing is brilliant..

Yes it was a good event of genuine quality and I know the organisers were worried about the non-appearance of the Blenheim on Saturday and how this would impact on people who had purchased advance tickets. In the end the weather is outside their control, but they did offer a gesture to anyone who felt disappointed which shows that they are hoping to repeat the event.

Richard

Brilliant you can almost taste the NAAFI tea.

Some lovely shots John, with your usual artistic flair.

Great pictures Jays, you've really captured the era.
Karen and I enjoyed your company.

Andy

Jay those photos are superb and very atmospheric. So good it makes you want to eat spam for tea to get in the mood!

The Morgan aviator in me is inspired by the pics. Wish I could have been there and I would have walked across broken Grange Hermitage bottles to see the Blenheim. Obviously I couldn't find any to walk over this year but maybe next year.. Thanks for the terrific photos.

Mr Stride, you have a very good eye for a composition. The photo's are truly excellent & I'm sure the organisers would love to be able to put them into their collection.

Well done, young man!

Those ww1 planes were being flown in daring fashion ! When we left the airfield they were flying just over the top of the Bicester road causing many outside the event to stop and stare !

Top shots as ever Jays.

Lovely shots - particularly like the composition of the last one.