Don

Do we dare to ask why Channel 7 Perth owns a glider ?

Just curious

Jason

At 09:43 PM 25/07/2005, you wrote:
G'day all,

The Gull that is in the museum is owned by my employer (Channel Seven
Perth). If anybody is interested in getting hold of the Gull I may be able
to assist.

Regards
Don Woodward
President Beverley Soaring Society &
Cameraman Channel Seven Perth.


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John and Redmond,
Bull Creek does have the Gull 1 and the Kingy. The glider that you think is
strutted could be the Grunau 2 ex syndicate in WA  who were going to donate
the glider to the AGM and for some reason it just went to Bull Creek. From
what I have been told there was some thought in the gliders at Bull creek
being moved to the AGM once they have a site. We can only hope this will
happen. John your old skylark, and my dads, has dissappeared. The rego is
now on a H-36 Dimona, somewhat ironically with a VMFG member, given the
history of the original GFG.
It would be good to find the remains of GFG, I understand it was together,
and was to be restored but it just didn't happen.

Cheers
Ian Patching
KPST
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> My old aircraft a Skylark II GFG is supposedly over there somewhere with
> the
> tail cut off.  I believe it was sold to the airforce cadets.  I'd be
> interested to know what happened to it if you see it.
> Regards
> John
>
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> Sent: Monday, 25 July 2005 7:24 PM
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>
> I wandered thro the Bull Creek museum on Saturday.
>
> ES57 Kingfisher GRE is suspended from the roof of the main civil aviation
> display space.
>
> I didn't see it on Saturday, however I have previously seen a Slingsby
> Gull
> in the museum.  Their literature still talks of this aircraft.  I remember
> it had Sydney University or some such label on it.
>
> There is also another glider awaiting restoration.  It is in pretty ragged
> condition.  I didn't recognise the type, however it was a single seater,
> wood/fabric, high wing, strutted machine.
>
> The Bull Creek museum is run by the Air Force Association.  It is well
> worth
> a visit.  The civil aviation section is slightly WA oriented.  The
> military
> section includes Vampire, Spitfire, Lancaster, Dakota, Neptune and Macchi.
>
> There are moves afoot to move the museum from Bull Creek (south of town)
> to
> Whitemans (north of town).  Apparently the museum will be shut down for 6
> months during the move.
>
> Redmond
>
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> Sent: Monday, 25 July 2005 2:04
> Subject: [Aus-soaring] Gliders in WA museum
>
>
> My power-flying son has seen some reference to a couple of gliders in a
> museum in WA, and wondered if I knew anything about them. I don't but I'm
> sure someone here can help. The description he gave me was;
>
> "A topic on a message board I read asked about the identity of 2 gliders
> at
> Bull Creek Aviation Heritage Museum in Perth, WA. Apparently one is brown
> and white and marked with 'RE'. The other was thought to be a Slingsby
> Gull
> with blue/white wings."
>
> Any takers...
>
> Allan Armistead
> ph (02) 6249 6470, fax (02) 6249 6555, mobile 0413 013 911
> PO Box 908, Dickson ACT 2602, Australia
>
> "When once you have tasted flight, you will always walk with your eyes
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