Marc Litchman - G0TOC
28/10/2011 02:33:00
Worked amateur radio station GB0SMA from GB40HMSB - HMS Belfast on Thursday, 27th Oct. Thanks for the brief QSO.
Good luck to all at Stow Maries.
Best wishes, Marc.
Roger Reeves M0ROJ
09/09/2011 12:33:22
I wish you every success with your valiant efforts.
See: www.redprop.co.uk
And with your new radio station.
Graham
26/08/2011 17:54:50
as b4.Message etc.
Eric Hoile
25/08/2011 11:41:20
Absolutely engaging. Our party of 14 from the Jaguar Drivers Club, Chelmsford were given a very informative slide show briefing by Curator Ivor and a walkabout with Simon of the many original WW1 buildings. Also, Russell Savory took us into the RS performance workshops for a run down on the supercars he and the team manufacture. The weather was great and enabled a fantastic days enjoyment. We will be back to see progress on such a significant historic site. Well done all.
Paul Fletcher
22/08/2011 22:07:52
What a fantastic visit I had along with other members of the Vintage Motor Cycle Club on Saturday 20th August, we could have stayed all day. Thanks again Russell for such an enjoyable tour finishing off with your short film and wonderful wildlife photographs. Best wishes for the project in the future.
Christian Archer
30/07/2011 00:25:14
What a fantastically moving airfield! I felt honoured to lad there! And Thank you so much Russell for your kind hospitality, I hope to see you again soon and bring students to show them where aviation began. Christian G-CBNG FI Earls Colne
Roger j Pickett
27/07/2011 16:48:36
An excellent project .. the very best of luck to all involved.
Gary Bickerton
08/06/2011 12:11:50
It was great to fly in on Sunday and see what a fantastic job you and the guys have done.Shame we could not fly out again until yesterday but the tea and bacon sandwiches helped keep our spirits up whilst the foul weather tried to dampen them.Gary G-AYPE Biggin Hill
Steve Draper
07/06/2011 17:16:00
Look forward to visiting the site soon. Shame theres no Hangers.Any idea what ones? General Service Sheds, Belfast Truss or Besoneux
Dave Perry
30/05/2011 12:02:34
An excellent memorial for those fallen airman of WW1. Looking forward to seeing the completed restoations.
Daniel Jones
09/05/2011 22:12:33
Thank you for an unexpectedly brilliant day on Sunday Far out did any of our expectations We noted the comments from the person below and in addition feel that there is a requirement for additional service facilities Also perhaps announcements or programmes would be beneficial as we were not aware of what some of the planes and military vehicles were or their history However a thoroughly enjoyable day out we are looking forward to next year Your staff and volunteers are helpful and friendly and really show their interest and passion in making the whole day a success It is also worth noting that there were teething issues with the parking and access to and from the road up to the airfield however this was organised no one had to wait long before moving further ahead it was definitely managed well
Phil Armand
09/05/2011 08:54:40
Thanks for a great day yesterday I am certain the airfield will grow over time to become a very important UK atraction over time Perhaps you could get young work experience people or maybe community work offenders to help do up the old buildings The only fault I found was exiting the car park at the second exit as it was a bit of a hole to get to the main road also you need a few more passing places The aerodrome has many attraction potentials for nice picnics and wild life etc I am a bit concerned about pulling down of the power station as to me this is a part of the history of early power generation for the site this could make a cafeteria Radio ham room function room class room for school children which would take people away from the main site As the site was found in one piece I believe you should keep all history the same for the future to see Perhaps the generating companies or Marconis may like the power house to sponser Keep up the good work See you soon
Charles Phillips
24/04/2011 20:37:43
I came a couple of weeks ago. I think it is brilliant. I look forward to further developments.
Trevor Williams
23/04/2011 08:55:25
I dreamed of the day that this historic site would come alive again.A living memorial to the young men of the first Battle for Britain.The Zeppelin and Gotha menace. Long may you thrive and and get better with age.
Daphne Valentine Hogg
19/04/2011 21:40:44
Good luck with the Vintage Fly in day. Please be sure to put pictures on line for the benefit of we relatives of the Turner family who live in Canada, and others who are unable to attend.
Peter Layzell
15/04/2011 11:51:38
Great news about the new visitor centre. With its history I am looking forward to hearing a Glen Miller type band play there fusing WW1 and WW2 air history.
David Low
05/04/2011 22:55:30
had two excellent separate days at the aerodrome had fantastic view of a low flying de haviland Vampire to the north of airfield sublime views of the Great Grey Shrike loved the period buildings thanks for the friendly welcome too
mike benson
02/04/2011 16:03:04
hope to hear from you
Alan Shearman
26/03/2011 07:52:46
Thanks for allowing access to see the Great Grey Shrike. The friendly reception I received was excellent as is the conservation work being undertaken. A wonderful wildlife friendly place. Thanks Alan
Pat Day
21/03/2011 15:59:28
A great restoration project which luckily is only a few miles from home. Congrats to your designer on fab website.
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