A short film directed by @_emmapierce produced by @boredbeans Lucy Miles & written by @ClaireYeowart -Betty was in the ATA & wants to fly one more time.
Do not throw away your shot at getting my Hamilton set of enamel pins! Please head over to Kickstarter to show your support here: https://t.co/rXZhDdbLHT
I love history and metal detecting but I also make enamel pins - my latest set are #Hamilton inspired and launch on @kickstarter on Monday! Get notified by following the pre-launch link! https://t.co/rXZhDdbLHT
Today whilst metal detecting, I found a wish list item! It’s a military dog tag. This should be able to be traced all the way to the original owner, I am about to start my research into it. Can’t quite believe I found it.
On Sunday I had a fantastic opportunity to fly along side a spitfire and get photos & footage! Here is a quick clip of some of the video I captured - filmed at @SpitfireBigginH
Do you want to support the Armed Forces community, take part in #ThankYou100, and enjoy delicious Cadbury Dairy Milk? 🍫 Well now you can! We've partnered with the world-famous @CadburyUK to launch a limited edition Dairy Milk Remembrance Bar. 😍 ➡ https://t.co/Zsg8OH0gfY
18th & 19th August make sure you come down to the Tonbridge 100 event! I will have a stand about the HMS Hythe! Lots more going on, food market, tank, re-enactments etc! Free day out!
On Aug 1, 1911, Harriet Quimby passed all qualifications to receive her pilot's license from the Aero Club of America. On Aug 2nd, she received the official notification. She wrote about her experiences in Leslie's Weekly! https://t.co/MZYLzME01B #tbt#womeninaviation#flygirls
I am sad to report the death of ATA Association Commodore & First Officer 'Spitfire Girl' Mary Wilkins Ellis. Aged 101, she flew 400 Spitfires and 76 different types of aircraft during WW2, died this morning at her home on the Isle if Wight. post courtesy of Melody Foreman