Back today from the western English Shires of Hereford, Shropshire and Worcester. We had stayed at Abberley where Owain Glydwr had confronted Henry IV on the Hill in 1405. They didn't actually engage in battle - just stood off and hurled hurtful insults which included doubts about parentage and facial characteristics of certain mothers.
RoF recently presented me with this unusual sight of a Pfalz which despite the disadvantage of loosing both upper mainplanes managed to take evasive action for nearly half a minute before a turn to the left steepened until he crashed vertically. Weird.
'Find your enemy and shoot him down - everything else is unimportant.'
