On our last full day in Wiltshire (near Bath), I managed to get some time to spend on one of my interests. Sharon, Max and Jemima all elected to stay at our holiday house while I went to the Fleet Air Arm Museum at Yeovilton. I had a blast - and if the others had have come, I am sure they would have enjoyed it as well.
An unusual view of the Concorde - head on with the nose up!
The Fairy Delta - used in part to prototype the delta wing of the Concorde.
Not a lot of forward visibility in the Concorde with the nose up - as they would for supersonic cruse.
The Seafire - basically a marinised Spitfire
The Sea Harrier in it's latest paint scheme as they left service a few years ago.
Supermarine Walrus with it's wings folded back
A pair of Harriers - one Sea Harrier from the Falklands War and another current spec RAF GR.9 model.
One of the six prototype's that paved the way for the development of the Harrier.
Classic F4U Corsair from WW2
One of the six prototype's that paved the way for the development of the Harrier.
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