Flying Legends Airshow by junge1
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The air was filled with the sound of Merlins, at least one Griffon, and several Pratt & Whitney radials engines as these 16 World War II fighters were performing on Saturday at the 'Flying Legends' Airshow at Duxford near Cambridge, England.
What a glorious sound!!
This oicture was taken on 12 July 2014,
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Comments (18)
Fantastic and wonderful capture I bet the sound was like no other
How very cool.
This is almost symbolic in it's overture. The last of the War Birds flying their last mission and fading into history. Very cool shot, as Duncan said.
Superb capture my friend. God bless.
What a super sight Sig and what a pity we can't hear them.
What made it even more authentic was that they took off in twos and threes on grass, and also landed on grass!
I can hear them...in my very active imagination:) Welcome home.
EXCELLENT WORK!
Nice shot. Aloha
I would have loved to have been there.
Once more sorry about the English weather lol 16 was a small number I'm afraid, one year I saw over 30! But, the take offs are always something to see and hear! (There is a tarmac runway over there, thus the B-52 would not be able to land there - its in the American Museum).. But most use the grass as you say.. Did you check the Land Warfare hanger while you were there? Thats great! Neat shot Sig. Rob
Shining shot.
That is fantastic, would have love to have been there, thank you for sharing, outstanding capture!
Excellent capture sig,,great to see your amazing work ,
amazing capture!!
Great shot!
Must have been amazing to watch.
That must have been a sight to see and a sound to remember! A full capture!