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A visitor from France posted Wed December 5, 2012: 2 famous Avro`s together
A visitor from - posted Tue May 17, 2011: I just love the foreshortening of that llllong lens. I know they were quite close anyway but this just looks so much more impressive.
A visitor from - posted Tue May 10, 2011: Not sure if the vulcan is significant but it's probably the 2nd most famous/iconic bomber the RAF's ever had
A visitor from United States posted Sat January 15, 2011: Thanks to "comments" I just learned something; "AVRO"= A.V. Roe Now I know! Now I have to find another photo of this thing...... (Well done Mick! )
A visitor from United States posted Wed December 29, 2010: Picture of the decade, maybe? Just unbelievable! I never saw a Lanc "in person", but I did see a Vulcan do an incredible aerobatic routine at Dayton a while back; thing was as "nimble" as a Pitts! Hope that's the same pilot flying this one!
A visitor from United Kingdom posted Tue April 20, 2010: A wonderful photograph of a fantastic event
A visitor from - posted Wed February 10, 2010: Stunning
A visitor from United Kingdom posted Thu December 10, 2009: Piece of history, a great composition too
A visitor from United Kingdom posted Fri December 4, 2009: Unusual angle, a great photograph
A visitor from - posted Sun November 8, 2009: I'm quite familiar with the Lancaster but I can't beleive props from Merlins #1 and #2 are at a matching angle and #3 and #4 are too but at a different one's, never seen anything like that, almost a miracle event. Just into the case I'm from Canada.
A visitor from Belgium posted Thu June 4, 2009: Damn I would like to hear the sound of those!!! Must have been a thrill. Nice pic
A visitor from United Kingdom posted Wed June 3, 2009: Definitely a five star formation. Perfect exposure. Ideal clarity. And well framed.
A visitor from United Kingdom posted Tue November 25, 2008: Very, very nice. Two classic British Bombers spanning two generations in one shot.
A visitor from United States posted Mon September 1, 2008: Fantastic photo. I was wondering how fast the Lancaster had to go to allow the Vulcan to fly properly!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
A visitor from United Kingdom posted Wed July 16, 2008: What stunning detail, how you managed to get this shot amazes me?! 5*****
A visitor from Belgium posted Wed July 9, 2008: Stunning aerial view of two historic aircraft from A.V. Roe. "Fighter pilots make movies; bomber pilots make history!"
A visitor from United Kingdom posted Tue July 8, 2008: Right Place, Right Time, Right Planes - Just perfect
A visitor from United States posted Mon July 7, 2008: Even more rare than a solar eclipse, this is a beautiful sight and I'm glad you were on hand to capture it! Superb!
A visitor from United Kingdom posted Mon July 7, 2008: Its a most unusual photo i have not seen these two together before.
A visitor from United Kingdom posted Mon July 7, 2008: Simple and superb. Beautiful
A visitor from - posted Sun July 6, 2008: Great picture! Nice to see Vulcan's futuristic shape back in the air.
A visitor from United States posted Sun July 6, 2008: Wow, Mick!! That is a sight many have probably never seen, and I certainly wish I could have been there for that!! What a truly stunning photo of two of the RAF's most classic aircraft! Five stars, very nicely captured! Jaysen - Wichita, KS
A visitor from Italy posted Sun July 6, 2008: Completely agree with the author of this photo, a historic moment to see these aircraft together again
A visitor from United Kingdom posted Sun July 6, 2008: A great capture of Aviation history. Excellent. Simply Excellent!!
A visitor from United Kingdom posted Sun July 6, 2008: ......and five stars from me.
A visitor from United States posted Sun July 6, 2008: Not exactly an everyday sight! Congratulations on a fantastic photograph of two historic aircraft.
A visitor from United States posted Sun July 6, 2008: In two words "historical significance". Not only two great Avro bombers together in the air, but over RAF Waddington as well.
A visitor from United Kingdom posted Sun July 6, 2008: Just imagine the view that the Tailgunner would get in this fantastic formation!!! Top marks to whomever came up with this idea to formate the two Avro legends so soon after the return to flight of the Vulcan!!!
A visitor from United States posted Sun July 6, 2008: Fantastic! I especially enjoy how closely synched the props are to one another on each wing of the Lanc.
A visitor from United Kingdom posted Sun July 6, 2008: Absolutely Fantastic! I was there & this formation was amazing!
A visitor from - posted Sun July 6, 2008: Really nice one. Five stars.
A visitor from Germany posted Sun July 6, 2008: I WANT SOUND!
A visitor from Germany posted Sun July 6, 2008: I am jealous - what a sight!
A visitor from United Kingdom posted Sun July 6, 2008: As I said before, amazing photo Mick!
A visitor from United Kingdom posted Sun July 6, 2008: The noise those 2 amazing planes made when they flew past will be something I will never forget. Amazing planes
A visitor from United Kingdom posted Sun July 6, 2008: And to think I thought Avro Vulcan was Mr Spock's daughter!
A visitor from Belgium posted Sun July 6, 2008: Top shot, Mick! Best regards, Walter
A visitor from Finland posted Sun July 6, 2008: Dogfight of two bombers!
A visitor from - posted Sat July 5, 2008: Fantastic! Allmost looks like some scene from 1946 with a german Horton flying wing chasing the Lancaster!

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