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Carer
Carer
23 Aug 2014 08:31

Have a great day everyone, and how pleasurable it is to look on the 'net' to see what is going on without the threat of being sued for copyright.

 

A real professionaly organised event.

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Lynne
Lynne
23 Aug 2014 09:12

from the DA website:

 

Flying Display 2014 – Saturday 23 August

Flying will start at 12 noon and finish shortly after 5pm with the BBMF and Canadian Lancaster.

The Red Arrows are scheduled to appear at 2pm.

 

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ken
ken
23 Aug 2014 18:43

A very well done to all of the airshow team that in their own time organised this truly wonderful event for another year.

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Andysport
Andysport
23 Aug 2014 18:52

Come on pictures please, I'm useless with a camera, Carer you must have taken some.

Brooklyn Bridge
Brooklyn Bridge
23 Aug 2014 19:49

Air show today was fantastic. I really enjoy volunteering for this event, once again a professional organisation a lot of work and long day put in by everyone for a first class event. Now putting up my tired legs with a cuppa.

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Judith Chalmers
Judith Chalmers
23 Aug 2014 21:03

A great day up on Smugglers Hill (not sure if an apostrophe's needed there lol). Well done to the Airshow committee, the many marshals, everyone who donated, and of course to all of the wonderful pilots and their support crew. 

 

If only the Carnival had one tenth of the essence of the Airshow...

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Margaret Swift
Margaret Swift
23 Aug 2014 22:55

Why is it that only Mrs C has to insert a nasty comment? The other posts were a pleasure to read and I agree, what a fantastic day it has been for Dawlish and one we should all be proud to be part of. 

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Judith Chalmers
Judith Chalmers
23 Aug 2014 23:20

Nasty? What on earth are you on about Maggie???  Stop bullying please. Or try drinking less...

 

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Margaret Swift
Margaret Swift
24 Aug 2014 00:22

Apostrophes! No need for such a comment in what had been a celebration of a great two days for Dawlish. Only you could do that!

 

And why do you assume that because someone is posting at 22.55 that they have been drinking, do you base this assumption on your own behaviour? 

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Dorian
Dorian
24 Aug 2014 08:36

I can't see anything nasty about Judith Chalmers post, there's plenty about the Carnival Committee on the other thread that Margaret Swift hasn't jumped on.   But now this very positive thread had been hijacked and given over to her feud with JC.  Just let it lie or take it to private messaging as I don't want to read it. 

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Judith Chalmers
Judith Chalmers
24 Aug 2014 09:05

She's clearly in denial...

 

Everyone else has a go at me, so why can't I be self-deprecating about my own lack of knowledge as to whether or not I needed to use an apostrophe?  Well hijacked Maggie, I bet you're proud of yourself. 

 

She's a bloody drama queen who yet again fails to understand what people are saying - either through ignorance or because of her familial bullying gene. 

Margaret Swift
Margaret Swift
24 Aug 2014 10:34

We all know the intention of your comment regarding the apostrophe; you are the one who needs to let it lie but apparently can't.

 

 

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elvis presley
elvis presley
24 Aug 2014 10:42

Come on then Webmaster, do as you said you would.

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flo
flo
24 Aug 2014 10:46

I don't think I've ever seen so many cars parked or such a tailback at the end. Surely this must have been a record breaking attendance. Hope they managed to raise lots of money for next year.

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Judith Chalmers
Judith Chalmers
24 Aug 2014 10:55

Jesus Christ Maggie, not everything is about you!!!  I was gently taking the mickey out of myself as it was my punctuation skills that were first called into question!!

 

And now I can't believe I'm arguing about whether my punctuation is worse than hers - the world's gone mad!

 

Well said Flo. Smugglers Hill was the busiest I'd ever seen it. Everyone had a great time. 

roberta
roberta
24 Aug 2014 11:16

flo I hope people did donate, where I was sat the collector was having a hard job to get anything put in her bucket, people were ignoring her. Bloody ignorance

Carer
Carer
24 Aug 2014 11:56

@roberta

Exactly the same with Party in the Park.

More chance of getting blood out of a stone.

roberta
roberta
24 Aug 2014 12:59

I know carer go anywhere else and it would cost at least 20-30pounds for Airshow, and PIP would be a tenner apiece, cant understand the meanest of people, if every adult paid a fiver each yesterday just imagine what the fund would be

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Piratekev
Piratekev
24 Aug 2014 19:54

The air show and the organisation was fantastic, all the volunteers were friendly and helpful and I'm sure all the visitors left with a great impression of Dawlish. To have 80-100 000 people here was amazing and the weather was great.

I was disappointed to see that a couple of areas were roped off by the pirates chest kiosk though. There was a seated area that had been roped off which prevented access to the steps down to the beach and at the bottom of these steps again it was roped off. Was it  official 'roping' off?  as it seemed to be very loose and had been pulled down after a while. 

The Red Arrows were superb but the 2 Lancasters topped them and left a real lump in the throat! 

 

Andysport
Andysport
24 Aug 2014 20:37

we volunteered our buckets were quite heavy so thanks everyone for your donations.

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ZIGGY
ZIGGY
25 Aug 2014 10:09

I wonder who was responsible for organizing the parking in the field along the Warren Road?

http://southdevoninphotos.co.uk/?p=2212

OLD FART
OLD FART
25 Aug 2014 11:05

Marvellous airshow this year. Thanks and appreciation to all those who put in the hard work to make it possibe.

 

A pic of a Red Arrow, taken from my lounge balcony.

 

Picture 75 rotated cut COPYRIGHT ON DAWLISHCOM 250814

Duckileaks
Duckileaks
25 Aug 2014 17:06

@Piratekev no that rope was not official, that caused problems for the marshals.

Lynne
Lynne
25 Aug 2014 17:23

Well if it was pulled down then it would seem that those who were responsible for putting it there in the first place, and for whatever reason(s), were thwarted.

(I've just laid a little bet with myself as to who would have put it there and why - but can anyone who knows for definite tell the rest of us?)    

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Dorian
Dorian
26 Aug 2014 08:41

Maybe Eugmauran could clarify?

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Duckileaks
Duckileaks
26 Aug 2014 12:56

Dorian is spot on

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flo
flo
26 Aug 2014 13:37

Sometimes I don't think I live in the same town as everyone else!  I always feel like I'm slightly outside of the 'in joke'!

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Lynne
Lynne
26 Aug 2014 16:32

Follow the threads, Flo, follow the threads!

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Dorian
Dorian
26 Aug 2014 18:25

Flo, Eugmauran owns the Pirate's Chest and has posted on here.  

Djedwards1961
Djedwards1961
26 Aug 2014 18:51

A huge Well Done to everyone involved in the organisation of the Dawlish Airshow.

We had a lovely time sat watching a large part of this from the Warren, due to the huge traffic jam from Chudleigh but after driving around for a while we managed to find 2 parking spaces.

We chose to jump on the train into Dawlish after the Red Arrows display and had a lovely time there too.

After looking at the ques to get a train back to the Warren we opted to walk and had the most amazing views of the Spitfires and Lancaster Bombers.

 

My only problem with the whole day was that I could not get into Sticky Fingers to get an ice-cream but I can always visit again to get one.

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flo
flo
26 Aug 2014 22:31

haha @Lynne i know i've completely lost the thread now ...

 

thanks @Dorian

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