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East Fortune has a lively microlight scene. My thanks to East of Scotland Microlights for their hospitality. Getting ready for a Fathers Day present. G-BZUX Pegasus Quantum, 19Jun05 |
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A colourful display of microlights.
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Also at East Fortune is a busy Sunday market at which Lothian Helicopters offer helicopter flights. G-OLDN Bell 206L Long Ranger, 19Jun05 |
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About to touch down. G-OLDN Bell 206L Long Ranger, 19Jun05 |
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East Fortune airfield was for many years on a care and maintenance basis and was at one time used as a replacement for Edinburgh Airport (Turnhouse) The old East Fortune watch tower is well preserved. |
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The latest addition to the collection, a 56 Sqdn Tonka coded TA Tornado, 19Sep05 |
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The Tonkas tail Tornado, 19Sep05 |
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My first view of the G-BOAA Concorde Experience. The admission figures say that the public love it. To me, looking at the big picture it is an entire hangar devoted to just one aircraft. A serious indulgence for any aircraft museum. There is an astonishing lack of colour in this hangar, so much so that I had to convert this photo to Black & White. |
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A replica of a Sopwith Camel. |
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Made in Blackford from girders! The Kay family built Cierva autogyros under license. Nowadays the family business is based in Milnathort and is successful in the manufacture of trailers. G-ACVA Kay Gyroplane. |