Lancaster Bomber, Derwent Dams.

[rtbcomp 10]

Great videos .. you have a steadier hand than me!! ....

 

Thanks - you should see the out-takes though!

 

I hope your mum enjoyed herself.

[steroc 10]

Here's a few pics my wife took. Unfortunately I was at work. She was quite lucky, got stuck in traffic trying to get there but turned out she was stuck directly under the flight path.

 

http://instagram.com/p/ZYCcjrIsMv/

 

http://instagram.com/p/ZYCQhxosMj/

 

http://instagram.com/p/ZYB9QPosMJ/

 

http://instagram.com/p/ZYBzRMosMB/

[Agent Orange 11]

What a day. Absolutely amazing and humbling.

[Saffy 10]

She loved it .. thank you.

 

She's been interviewed by the local paper today .. they are thrilled to bits with all the anecdotes she gave them from working on the planes ... they loved her.

 

I knew she would be in tears at the end of the fly past . . . and weren't we lucky at Chatsworth ... 5 times !

[rtbcomp 10]

I thought it was just going to be literally a fly-past. I'm glad they did several circuits because the record button on my camera didn't work the first time - at least I'm going to blame the button!

 

I think the Spitfire was a little under-featured though.

[chocki 13]

Thank you to everybody who has put their photos/videos on here. I fill up just looking/watching these, it must have been amazing and very emotional to have been there

[*_ash_* 88]

I have a video on my phone but I'm not sure how to upload it

 

Hopefully you can do it. There's a few more up now

 

There wasnt there was 2 Tornadoes and 2 Spitfires

 

Even better.

 

 

bit disappointed with the vid on this camera!..http://www.flickr.com/photos/71156735@N06/8744889766/

 

*shudders*

[Squiggs 11]

Spitfire:

 

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Picture not taken by me.

[Gazza58 10]

Thank you to everybody who has put their photos/videos on here. I fill up just looking/watching these, it must have been amazing and very emotional to have been there

 

I second that:thumbsup: some great photos/videos.

[*_ash_* 88]

I thought the news coverage and later programme were brilliant.

 

This type of thing shouldn't be forgotten. The pilot today said that they were flying at 200 feet at their lowest, in day light. Those young pilots flew at 60 feet, IN THE DARK, and whilst being shot at. Unbelievable skill and bravery. Wallis's daughter said he never forgave himself for the 53 that didn't come back.

 

I hope some young 'ens of today put their X-Boxes down for a moment and saw the footage. It could have been them had they been born earlier.

[Isabelle 10]

I've just been on the Sheffield Star website, and their article was annoying to say the least. This event has been advertised (including the road closure) for weeks. The Star makes it sound like the event was cancelled.