The oldies from WW1 put on a good show
The Be2 and Fokker Triplane were visitors which fitted in well with the resident aircraft
The Lysander flew off to display elsewhere (don’t know where) and had an avionics problem when it returned, It was fixed in time to display as the evening sun got quite low so the light was better (during the display I used a polarised filter to reduce the glare and to enhance the colours)
And then as the sun was setting and the wind dropped, the Avro Triplane and Blackburn monoplane both flew – worth waiting for:
The Cygnet was on static display all day and then did an air test as it was getting very dark, I failed to get a reasonable photo of it flying.
Finally as it was getting dark I decided a comfort break might be wise before the journey home and on my way for said break noticed the hangar lights on, so I went back for my tripod and took these 4, first of all the Rapide was outside waiting to be put away
Then these three of the hangars with the aircraft under the artificial yellow light:
And finally the Rapide was put to bed:
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