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G-EBNV, 1923 English Electric Wren, C/N: 3
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Aircraft G-EBNV, 1923 English Electric Wren, c/n 3, English Electric Wren - Old Warden 7th May 2023 The pilot heroically managed to get this into the air after 4 take off 'runs' and attained a height of about 15 feet before wisely deciding to allow the Wren back onto the ground., at EGTH, photo by Roland Bogush of the Shuttleworth Veteran Aeroplane Society (permission granted)
English Electric Wren - Old Warden 7th May 2023 The pilot heroically managed to get this into the air after 4 take off 'runs' and attained a height of about 15 feet before wisely deciding to allow the Wren back onto the ground.
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Roland Bogush of the Shuttleworth Veteran Aeroplane Society (permission granted)
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Shot Date 2023-05-07
Airport EGTH
Old Warden Airfield Airport, Biggleswade, Central Bedfordshire United Kingdom
Upload Date 2023-05-09
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Aircraft G-EBNV, 41. Exceptional performance from pilot and machine in display mode at the glorious Shuttleworth Pagent Airshow, Sep. 2014., at EGTH, photo by Eric.Fishwick
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Eric.Fishwick
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Aircraft G-EBNV, English Electric Wren at the Shuttleworth Collection, Biggleswade, at EGTH, photo by Ingo Warnecke
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Aircraft G-EBNV, 3. BAPC-11 at Shuttleworth Collection, at EGTH, photo by Eric.Fishwick
Eric.Fishwick
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Aircraft G-EBNV, Ready to get airborne the 1023 Wren at Old Warden Vintage Airshow 2023, at EGTH, photo by Chris Holtby
Chris Holtby
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Aircraft G-EBNV, 1923 English Electric Wren, c/n 3, English Electric Wren - Old Warden 7th May 2023 The pilot heroically managed to get this into the air after 4 take off 'runs' and attained a height of about 15 feet before wisely deciding to allow the Wren back onto the ground., at EGTH, photo by Roland Bogush of the Shuttleworth Veteran Aeroplane Society (permission granted)
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