Photo-a-Day (Wednesday, 24th August, 2011)
Tribute
The Red Arrows have been enjoyed by a lot of local people.
Photo: John Williams (Nikon D50)
Nice one John....very thoughtful.
Fitting tribute John - well done
and RIP Jon
Yes , a very sad loss.We have seen the Red Arrows several times and they are amazing. Sad that this happened after he had survived Afghanistan.
Deepest sympathy and respect to his family. x
R.I.P. Jon
my deepest sympathy to his family xx
This is a lovely tribute John. I saw the Red Arrows at Southport Airshow a few weeks ago and they were magnificent as always.
In my opinion they are among the very best that this country has to offer and they make me feel so very proud to be British.
You were'nt a Wiganner Jon Egging but you graced Wigan's skies as in this photo. Rest In Peace!
That's lovely John..bless you.x
R.I.P Jon seen the red arrows a few times in the past. A sad loss sympathy to his family at this sad time
John,what a nice thought and lovely picture.my feelings go out to his family.
Nice picture.
Might I be so bold _
http://uk.virginmoneygiving.com/fundraiser-web/fundraiser/showFundraiserProfilePage.action?userUrl=RAFATrider4
Its all in a good cause.
I know us Wiganners are known for being 'cautious' with our money, so come on, lets put the record straight !!
Andy (desperate for a woman)
Thanks to all who commented,y the photo was taken as the passed over Liverpool Airport for the 50th anniversary of the Runcorn Bridge on the 23rd of July (Prior to their disply at Southport)Jon was at the time no4 and I have shown this as a space to represent the "Missing Man Formation" which is the aerial tribute for a fallen pilot
a lovely tribute .R.I.P.