There used to be a fine all day breakfast available at the airfield café 'The Blue Max', back in the day.Originally Posted by Ash
Is Lord Jacob Rosthchild dead or not? I presume not, despite being 'feared dead' for a while after the crash.
There used to be a fine all day breakfast available at the airfield café 'The Blue Max', back in the day.Is Lord Jacob Rosthchild dead or not? I presume not, despite being 'feared dead' for a while after the crash.
Sir Charlie makes shock "I am a pilot" post for the benefit of anyone who hasn't been here for 10 years and didn't know
(I'm giving 100-1 on you'll respond with contain cruel barbs about jobbies and u-bends).
Not at all. He's just kindly advising us of a good place to go for a hearty brekky next time we're near Wycombe. If it's still there.Sir Charlie makes shock "I am a pilot" post for the benefit of anyone who hasn't been here for 10 years and didn't know
(I'm giving 100-1 on you'll respond with contain cruel barbs about jobbies and u-bends).
ty a. I should add that I was last there sometime in the 1990s, so my advice isn't exactly up to date.
What are you his little plaything now? Has he offered to take you up in his little Chipmunk with a promise of a go on the 'joystick'?
Ms A and I were once actually offered a ride in a plain from a complete stranger who approached us on the top of a mountain. Needless to say we declined. Then fled.
A plain on a mountain? Cool.
Yes. The plateau was parked in Carlisle, tbf. We were on Yewbarrow in Wasdale.
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