red arrows

**Sharon** · 12-08-2004, 11:52

Just found these

**FF_Mark** · 12-08-2004, 13:06

How long were your looking for them ?

I wouldn't of thought 9 red planes would be that easy to misplace.

**Sharon** · 12-08-2004, 13:22

**carl_harker** · 13-08-2004, 23:58

top guys, but if you look at the formations the old spits and hurricanes used to use during wwII the red arrows don`t seem hat great!

**Sharon** · 14-08-2004, 13:16

I think the speeds they do the formations at are amazing and considering they are only 6 feet away from each other

{So the commentator said)

**Willid1** · 14-08-2004, 19:29

they are only 6 feet away from each other

Like this

David

**Sharon** · 14-08-2004, 21:06

Wow that certainly is scarey stuff

It doesn't matter how many times I see them they still amaze me

**Paul_G** · 22-08-2004, 00:17

I saw them in 2002 and 2003 in Devon while on holiday. I took some pictures but not half as good as yours. So many people were just going about there business as if it's an ordinary everyday thing like "whats that? oh the Red Arrows, now what was we talking about?" I am much the opposite, couldn't take my eyes off them. I could watch them all day

**Tone** · 22-08-2004, 20:08

well i drive on the M25 now thats brave
top pics sharon

**monkeyboy** · 25-08-2004, 00:23

They fly in formation above our house when they are getting ready for the Waddington airshow around May and June time. Absolutly tops to watch.
Joe.

**Ferg** · 26-08-2004, 13:07

great pics. when they land at Edinburgh they split up from formation and fly one by one over my parents house. When I was younger (what I mean is I still do it

) I would run out side and wave and they would pop a short stream of smoke in return.. You can see white of the pilots eyes they're that low.