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    Bae 146 tail in the woods

    Went for a cycle ride to my local haunt at Tatton Park in Cheshire to be greated by the tail section of G-TBIC being used as an art piece.








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    Not sure I get it - perhaps it will look better when it is finished?
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    Some pictures i have seen on the National Trust site show it with rudder and air brakes so i guess they are to be fitted.

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    Blimey, I bet that was deer.........


    I'll get my coat.

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    Whats it called then........
    Tales of the riverbank..........?

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    Part of the Tatton Biennial it seems.

    From their website: "This third edition of the Biennial considers the human urge to fly, to accomplish the impossible in fragile times."
    http://www.tattonparkbiennial.org

    The tail section seems to be more of a venue for performance art than simply a painting on a tail:
    http://www.tattonparkbiennial.org/detail/4370/

    And the Colditz glider has inspired this one:
    http://www.tattonparkbiennial.org/detail/4380/

    I sometimes wish contemporary artists would make the art easier to understand by us mere mortals.
    "Writing is easy - all you have to do is stare at a blank piece of paper until your forehead bleeds." - Douglas Adams

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    Quote Originally Posted by pagen01 View Post
    Monarch Of The Jet?!
    No! 33 Sqn RAF with a body

    I'll also leave by the back door.

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    Did any of the artists bother to research Tatton Park's historical aeronautical conections?
    The closest is the glider piece and even that seems to be hung up on Barbara Cartland.

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    33 was a Hart

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    She was scrappe dat Southend in February, ex Flightline aircraft.
    Pass the remote

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    Quote Originally Posted by TonyT View Post
    Blimey, I bet that was deer..
    I have kleptomania,But when it gets bad
    I take something for it.

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    What i forgot to add was. I can just imagine what performing arts may be happening after dark also "elf and insanity" won't have a rudder and air brakes in case any little scrote gets his fingers stuck and sues the council for vast amounts of dosh. Give it a month anyway and it will be covered in grafitti if the hedge monkies have not weighed it in down the local scrappy.

    Or do I just have a cynical view of this fair land today?
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    I take something for it.

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    Its not an "elf"..its a "dear" isn't it ?
    Last edited by xtangomike; 6th May 2012 at 14:50.
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    Fenton!!.....Fenton!!...
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    I wonder if they left the back bog in it, so it is of some use.

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    That isn't art, its a waste of a good airframe...draw a line on a piece of paper and calling it 'life' that can be classed as art.

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    Anyway it managed to mate my interests together of aviation,cycling and countryside.....what could be better !

    Anyone know the history of this which had a misshap on it's way to Mars !

    :

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    Odd place to find a fried egg and tabasco

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    Is Jordan missing something
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    Quote Originally Posted by skudupnorth View Post
    Anyway it managed to mate my interests together of aviation,cycling and countryside.....what could be better !

    Anyone know the history of this which had a misshap on it's way to Mars !

    :
    Last noted in Rendlesham forest by some American servicemen.

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    Bet it was manned by assylum seekers.
    Last edited by TonyT; 6th May 2012 at 22:04.

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    Quote Originally Posted by TonyT View Post
    Odd place to find a fried egg and tabasco
    And I thought Tabasco was only for use scrambled eggs :diablo:

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    True.. But one was trying to account for the odd coloured yoke... Paprika anyone?

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