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Old 26-05-2008, 19:46   #11
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Re: Bruntingsthorpe & Vulcan

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Originally Posted by Arthurgray50@blu View Post
I can always remember when, the NASA, aircraft came ove to the UK, with the Space shuttle, and the 'piggy back' came along the river thames, it was a glorius site, and to this day, l am 56 years old, and how the hell it stayed up in the air, with all that weight, always baffles me, l live very near Heathrow, and l still stand in amazment, on how planes stay up, totally unbelievable, good photos as well.
I remember that Arthur, it was awesome, if I remember correctly NASA called that particular shuttle "Enterprise". The best sight though I remember over British skies was when the SR-71 Blackbird came over, if I recall it was setting some sort of speed record, truly amazing aircraft and a tragedy it was retired.


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