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the farm was rebuilt-ish in the old style he got a plate /memorial nearbye and he is remembered by those that remain, every V.E. day new flowers are laid at all the memorials of the maquis everywhere , and they will be so for evermore, as they have been paid for in blood and the public coffers are have been ruled to supply the flowers so that every generation in the future asks why , and is then told why we must celebrate those that died so that we remain free. we were so lucky in the uk not to hear jack boots in our streets .

you cant beat ftx for some stuff, I wish they would do more central european destinations,

#2 from me. Virtavia B36H slightly above Lake Tahoe.

Virtavia's new Avro Lincoln over FTX England's Lincolnshire, to be exact. RA722 repaint by Jens-Ole Kjølberg, weather courtesy of REX Essentials and Opus. That's RAF Coningsby off in the distance, by the way.

Arrrr!

We never did get confirmation on the answer to the second part of this question, i.e. what the UK aircraft was that had no rudder pedals!!!

I make no aplogies to our foreign members who may have trouble with the accent they will have to watch this video more than once but I am sure all us brits have a granny like this https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vpyozLp6Nx0

My last shot. Can someone tell who ever is trying to fly this a/c that the tanks near the ends of the wings are not Floats !!!

2nd one - one light, sporty Italian machine versus another:

Skimming the lake!

Fun one this month Going Low in my LowCal NorCal... #1. Ft. Baker rooftop buzz in a brand new Fairchild/Swearingen 227 Metroliner:

and another one

I'll start with a really old one:

Pic 1 Chippy meets Nessie

The ultimate in low flying - the Radio Altimeter showed 10 ft agl. Lifeblood of the RAF although even this may be a little low!