So how do we get our aviation buzz now?

[planecrazy]

Seeing as the airshow, museum and travel thing has come to an end for sometime how
about we re-live what we have? I've said it before your computer and remote control will
be your best friend technology wise for a while by the looks!

Perhaps a thread on your favourite airshow pictures, best museum pic or artefact, why
or how you became interested in aviation, historic story, best aviation related film or
doco etc?

There are a lot of pic's that have long since been forgotten or lost to Photo Bucket that
would be worth resurfacing and lets face it there isn't going to be any new stuff for quite
awhile!

Open to suggestions or happy to be told to go away, hopeing people will support this as
I would much rather loose myself in my aviation interest than look at all the other doom
and gloom that surrounds a lot of us right now!

Going to start with an airshows gone by thread, see link below..

rnzaf.proboards.com/thread/28439/airshow-pics-past-got

[madmac]

It would probably take more than 12 months worth of lock down to make ones way through the Imperial war museum archives. Although if someone could show how to only get results with items available on line.

www.iwm.org.uk/collections/search?query=hawker%20hart&pageSize=30&style=list&page=1

Just for starters

Hendon Air Display, 1934

www.iwm.org.uk/collections/search?query=hawker%20hart&pageSize=30&style=list&page=1

Can't seem to get the movie embedded

www.iwm.org.uk/collections/item/object/1060018023

[isc]

At Darfield(Canterbury),every second year we have a small air show, fly in at a local pilots air strip just out of town,there is a car show that runs in parrallel,last time it included a Traction engine. The virus has put a end to this years show. isc

[ErrolC]

I'm still working, but here's a useful link for reading
theaviationist.com/2020/03/26/here-are-some-great-aviation-book-recommendations-for-the-covid-19-quarantine/