title	A Few Hours at Hardwick Airfield, Norfolk - 20th May 2012
intro	It's the first open day of the year over at Hardwick Airfield - home of Maurice Hammond's P-51D Mustangs Janie and Marinell. Low cloud and a waterlogged grass-strip runway preclude any Mustang flights, but there is a trip out for the Harvard and a visit from a Russian Yak-52. Fred's there with his ear muffs, the Van gets its first "famberly" trip out of the year and Grandad comes along too.
imgp2909	Fred sticks a load of "googly eyes" to his face
imgp2912	Fred and Isobel in Beard's
imgp2914	Eating toast in Beard's Café, Eye
imgp2915	Church Street in Eye
imgp2918	Fred looks out of Beard's window
imgp2919	A couple of small dogs peer out of a van window
imgp2921	Fred outside the butchers in Eye
imgp2922	Janie the Mustang
imgp2923	Hangar humour at Hardwick
imgp2925	Fred checks his ear-defenders out
imgp2926	The guns and ammo belts of Marinell
imgp2930	Marinell and Janie in the hangar
imgp2931	Grandad scopes out an Auster
imgp2935	Harry is oblivious to it all
imgp2939	There's a Yak on the runway
imgp2942	The Yak-52 makes a landing
imgp2948	The Yak taxis back
imgp2951	Smilin' Jack, the Willy's Jeep
imgp2952	93rd Bomb Group memorabilia in a shed window
imgp2956	Some dude peers in to a 1940s car
imgp2957	Fred looks at the Jeeps
imgp2958	A bunch of Jeeps
imgp2959	The dashboard of a Willys Jeep
imgp2961	Marinell and Janie
imgp2962	Serious engineering in Janie's wheel well
imgp2963	Grandad roams around reading Clive's booklet
imgp2967	The Yak taxis off again
imgp2969	The Harvard heads off for a flight
imgp2972	Maurice taxis the Harvard
imgp2975	Chris and Dave hang out
imgp2978	The Yak takes off
imgp2983	The Harvard is off the grass
imgp2985	The Harvard's up in the air