This photo of the Spitfire was taken at Headcorn Aerodrome in Kent
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10 responses to “Photo Of The Week”
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Pretty picture and historical of Spitfire
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Thank you Crystal
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Wow, quite a sight 👍🏽
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Jack te Kloot, for whom my parents worked from 1959 until 1979 (when they purchased from him the property they had managed for him) was a squadron leader in WWII and flew spitfires.
His squadron was No 249 RAAF. He was awarded the Distinguished Service Order. My family loved and respected him very much -
Great picture of that plane with such an amazing history, Lynn!
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Thank you, Tim.
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That looks amazing! Its a great picture. Brilliant to get so close.
I’ve seen them fly over Maidenhead after displays in London, but my photos are hopeless. Lots of disappearing wings and a video of the garden pots!
There is a Spitfire simulator at the Maidenhead Heritage Centre but its for kids.-
Thank you Fiona. I’m fortunate to live close to Headcorn Aerodrome, so we get the Spitfire flying overhead quite a lot. Those lucky enough to fly in it usually go over Leeds Castle. The views must be spectacular. I would love to have a go on the simulator – what a pity it’s for kids.
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Great photo!
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Thanks, Nicola.
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