Plane spotting

[Dr.Al]

Nope, a lot of them mean jack to me.

Groan

 

[redlig]

I just added it to my massive YouTube channel, now I watch the coin pour in….

turned the volume up to max but still couldn't hear the D.B March

 

[My Old Landy]

I find the military spotters can be at the extreme end, I'm close to Coningsby and Waddington, both attract a certain kind

I also live between Coningsby and Waddington and find some are pleasant and others are obnoxious. What annoys me most is when I am in my wheelchair and they stand directly in front of me but seem oblivious to my presence.

 

[Bullet2012]

seem oblivious to my presence.

probably the same ones that shove children out of the way so they get a better view.

 

[Kayos]

I also live between Coningsby and Waddington and find some are pleasant and others are obnoxious. What annoys me most is when I am in my wheelchair and they stand directly in front of me but seem oblivious to my presence.

Some are fantastic but as you say, some are incredibly selfish

On a recent trip to Coningsby there was a group of lads with carers, all of them needed support. One of the lads was spoken to very rudely by a self important bloke, who was trying to look impressive with his ladders and lens. I spoke to the lad and his carer, considering his challenges and the fact he was using an old point and shoot, he had taken some cracking pictures
I let him have a go with my camera, his carer seemed surprised but he was unlikely to damage it, even if he threw it on the ground

 

[Tinbasherdan]

Some are fantastic but as you say, some are incredibly selfish

On a recent trip to Coningsby there was a group of lads with carers, all of them needed support. One of the lads was spoken to very rudely by a self important bloke, who was trying to look impressive with his ladders and lens. I spoke to the lad and his carer, considering his challenges and the fact he was using an old point and shoot, he had taken some cracking pictures
I let him have a go with my camera, his carer seemed surprised but he was unlikely to damage it, even if he threw it on the ground

We get them at shows, there’s always one desperate to show how brilliant he is that will butt in and make a kid feel stupid for asking a question about Merlin’s, and then usually be wrong themselves.

 

[Kayos]

We get them at shows, there’s always one desperate to show how brilliant he is that will butt in and make a kid feel stupid for asking a question about Merlin’s, and then usually be wrong themselves.

I was showing someone how to focus through the fence, the young lad was asking how it worked when the ladder bloke told him to move and he would show him how a pro did it. Then he wobbled up his ladder and jammed his lens through the barbed wire

Very pro.....

 

[Tinbasherdan]

I was showing someone how to focus through the fence, the young lad was asking how it worked when the ladder bloke told him to move and he would show him how a pro did it. Then he wobbled up his ladder and jammed his lens through the barbed wire

Very pro.....

Sounds about right. If we’ve not run the engine yet I like to hang around and listen to all the experts loudly telling everyone everything. I’ve yet to have one that could tell me where the carbs are on it yet though……

 

[addjunkie]

I was showing someone how to focus through the fence, the young lad was asking how it worked when the ladder bloke told him to move and he would show him how a pro did it. Then he wobbled up his ladder and jammed his lens through the barbed wire

Very pro.....

You should have give him an extra push….working at height can be dangerous!

 

[Robotstar5]

I was showing someone how to focus through the fence, the young lad was asking how it worked when the ladder bloke told him to move and he would show him how a pro did it. Then he wobbled up his ladder and jammed his lens through the barbed wire

Very pro.....

I thought of using some wire cutters on the chain link fence but the MOD would probably take a dim view of that