Links

Fitting tribute to the 'few' who defended our island from invasion in 1940. http://www.battleofbritainmemorial.org/the-memorial/

An amazing place where you now have the incredibly exciting chance to be
able to fly in/fly a Spitfire. Now what in life is better than this? http://www.boultbeeflightacademy.co.uk/

A group of people who do an amazing job restoring and running (fast taxi runs) Blackburn Buccaneers. If you like Buccaneers, you've got to go to
Bruntingthorpe. http://thebuccaneeraviationgroup.com/BuccaneerWebTest/Home.html

If you like the idea of photographing low-flying aircraft in the mountains, then this website is definitely for you. http://www.fox2.co.uk/

Andrew Brooks' incredibly comprehensive site on everything Buccaneer. www.blackburn-buccaneer.co.uk

Website of local friend and photographer Carl Daniels. Besides the aircraft, check out that steam train shot. www.carljackdaniels.com

Websites for artists and photographers. http://www.clikpic.com

Interested in aviation art? Check out the amazing work that's around on this site. http://ehangar.com

Interested in current military aviation?
This should be right up your street. www.fightercontrol.co.uk

Friendly group based at Bruntingthorpe, who own and regularly run two of English Electrics finest Lightning F6s. www.lightnings.org.uk

Website of another local friend and fellow aicraft photgrapher Paul Bailey. Click on here to check out what Paul's been shooting lately. www.airpic.smugmug.com

The aviation photography website of Phil Stevens. I'm often checking in here to see the results of Phil's latest assignment. www.targeta.co.uk

Very popular aviation photography website with the main emphasis on airshows. www.airshows.co.uk