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In regards to that humbling chap,Tony Foulds. I'm sure there was a thread when it all started, but can't find it.
Anyhow, it's tomorrow morning and the list of aircraft is listed below for those interested.
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Cheers for the heads up on this, will get myself out to Parkwood - should be able to look down on them from up there😎
Going to park up in Hathersage early doors and ride over.
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-south-yorkshire-47323045
Well done Dan
https://twitter.com/mrdanwalker/status/1098868552852037633
Yep can't fault Dan Walker.
in yorkshire parlance, ah carnt spayk.
well done to our forumite who was part of the team. You know who you are.
Brilliant. A fantastic story.
For anyone that missed, the actual flypast.
https://twitter.com/BBCBreakfast/status/1098869439515295744
We had the Tornados fly past yesterday morning.
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/av/uk-scotland-47324211/raf-tornado-makes-final-scottish-flypast .
Great crowd turnout at Sheffield
Caught bits of it this am.
Extremely emotional seeing the old boy going through so many emotions. Fantastic stuff.
I parked on Ringinglow and ride down into town. Had a rough idea of where I wanted to be and then randomly bumped into a local cyclist who was heading for the same bit of park, above Endcliffe.
Could see down into Endcliffe but also had a better view across the skyline. Could here the cheers from the crowd every time they mentioned Tony's name.
Got a great view of the aircraft. Lovely to see everyone's emotions - complete silence during the F15 missing man then a respectful round of applause.
Wish I'd been there.
Tony is a living legend and what a fantastic way to give thanks to the Americans for saving many a Yorkshire life.
Was getting through quite a few hankies this morning.
I must admit to shedding a tear watching that on BBC Breakfast.
Well done to Dan Walker for bringing it all to everyone's attention.
Think I saw a couple of Eurofighters heading over when I was out in the South Dales just after 9, which would fit in.
That was quite a morning...!
Can’t believe how many people showed up, but what a lovely story. It was really amazing to see.
Properly choked me up this story, so many emotions and so much dignity from those involved.