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Out on an assignment yesterday I was lucky enough to see this beautiful old de Havilland Dragon taxi past, and take off. The all-new twin engined design was commissioned in March 1932 (and first flew in November the same year!) The production version carried 6 passengers for Hillman Airways on the London-Paris route. Aer Lingus also commenced service with a DH.84 Dragon. It's thought that only four of these aircraft survive today. Enjoy!
Another short video to commemorate the original force behind the rescue of the William C. Daldy from the scrap heap. Only Neil, and a considerable amount of public interest, ultimately prevented the Harbour Board from scrapping the vessel 47 years ago. Sadly Captain Hudson recently passed away and the Society wanted to pay tribute. This was spliced together with clips from an interview I filmed with the Captain some years ago.
This video is short enough to be a reel, as it is for the Preservation Society, which increases the speed of impact given the proportion that will access it from mobile devices. It's also posted on the website in full form, just to ensure the durability of the tribute.
This weekend the William C. Daldy took a short voyage across the harbour — but it's an important milestone in the journey back to service for the ship. Videos like this one get massive reach within minutes, including from an International audience, and that audience engagement has never been more important for the Daldy, with a forthcoming survey and fundraising campaigns underway.