I realise this may cause offence to some people and apologies for this, but I feel it needs documenting. Resting in a scrap yard in Lincolnshire is one of the worlds most iconic planes.
I won't repeat the history, but to say this was a very eerie location. Pics-
wreck1 by ROYALBOB2011, on Flickr
wreck2 by ROYALBOB2011, on Flickr
wreck3 by ROYALBOB2011, on Flickr
wreck4 by ROYALBOB2011, on Flickr
wreck6 by ROYALBOB2011, on Flickr
wreck7 by ROYALBOB2011, on Flickr
jacket by ROYALBOB2011, on Flickr
wreck8 by ROYALBOB2011, on Flickr
wreck9 by ROYALBOB2011, on Flickr
wreck10 by ROYALBOB2011, on Flickr
May all rest in peace.
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04-06-2011, 06:37 PM #1
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The Pan Am Flight 103 Boeing 747 resting place. June 2011.
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