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With only having one day free for the Shuttleworth Festival of Flight this year, it took a bit of weighing up the options to decide which day to go for, but in the end, the better looking forecast and the chance to catch the Typhoon in the evening light (cancellation turned out to be a bit of a blessing) I purchased a ticket for the Sunday!

As always an absolutely stunning day out at one of the finest locations for an airshow in the UK, topped off with all of the Edwardians managing to get up and fly which really was magical.

Photos shown below in chronological order!

1. MJFT8491 by MattFosterPhotos, on Flickr

2. MJFT9892 by MattFosterPhotos, on Flickr

3. MJFT0658 by MattFosterPhotos, on Flickr

4. MJFT1911 by MattFosterPhotos, on Flickr

5. MJFT2167 by MattFosterPhotos, on Flickr

6. MJFT2588 by MattFosterPhotos, on Flickr

7. MJFT3536 by MattFosterPhotos, on Flickr

8. MJFT3599 by MattFosterPhotos, on Flickr

9. MJFT3962 by MattFosterPhotos, on Flickr

10. MJFT5279 by MattFosterPhotos, on Flickr

11. MJFT5334 by MattFosterPhotos, on Flickr

12. MJFT6104 by MattFosterPhotos, on Flickr

13. MJFT6334 by MattFosterPhotos, on Flickr

14. MJFT6796 by MattFosterPhotos, on Flickr

15. MJFT7104 by MattFosterPhotos, on Flickr

16. MJFT7153 by MattFosterPhotos, on Flickr

17. MJFT7419 by MattFosterPhotos, on Flickr

18. MJFT7601 by MattFosterPhotos, on Flickr

19. MJFT9385-2 by MattFosterPhotos, on Flickr

If you made it this far, thanks for looking, I had tried a few 'vintage' style edits which I will put below!

20. MJFT3088 by MattFosterPhotos, on Flickr

21. MJFT0445 by MattFosterPhotos, on Flickr

22. MJFT9706 by MattFosterPhotos, on Flickr

Thanks and more as always on my Flickr!

Matt

Thanks for sharing these and good to see that the weather was suitable for the veterans to get airborne. It looks as if they gave the grass a good trim, so the English Electric Wren could fly.

Thanks Mustang! The wren ended up doing about 4 or 5 circuits amazingly, it looked like it kept hitting a thermal