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Bonus Photo of the Day 4th April 2025.

G-BEJD, Hawker-Siddeley HS-748 Srs.1/105, owned by the Speke Aerodrome Heritage Group, looking rather sorry for itself in the remains of a Dan-Air livery, in the rear car park of the Crowne Plaza Hotel (formerly the original terminal building) at Liverpool John Lennon Airport, 11th March 2025.

#Liverpool #JohnLennon #LPL #EGGP #HawkerSiddeley #HS748 #SpekeAerodromeHeritageGroup #DanAir #CrownePlazaHotel
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Side view of a white, twin propellor-engined airliner, facing to the right, suspended on white metal supports under the wings and fuselage. The white fuselage has paint stripped off the belly with the remnants of red paint on the bottom of the nose cone, with the red tail almost hidden behind the wing. Grey concrete fills the lower half of the frame, with a strong shadow being cast on the ground. Green storage containers and trees are visible under the planes body, with blue sky and scattered fluffy white cloud above.
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Bonus Photo of the Day 28th March 2025.

G-AMLZ, Percival P.50 Prince 3E, on static display in the car park behind the Crowne Plaza Hotel at Liverpool John Lennon, 11th March 2025.
The hotel is actually the original terminal building, although it is no longer part of the airport.
I think the Speke Aerodrome Heritage Group may have bitten off more than they can chew with this project, all the exhibits here are in some form of decay, all look fairly miserable and sorry for themselves.

#Liverpool #JohnLennon #LPL #EGGP #CrownePlazaHotel #Percival #P50 #Prince
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Side view of a silver, high-winged, twin propellor-engined light transport aircraft parked facing to the left. There is a red stripe running along the body, with red registration "G-AMLZ" in the rear fuselage, the registration also being visible under the left wing. There is a British flag on the tail. There is an orange and white traffic cone on the ground under the wing, attached to the underside of the wing by a rope. The main wheels are lifted off the ground, held by triangular metal frames. In the background, a large, brown brick building with lots of windows stretches across the whole frame, with a clock tower behind the wings rising up into the blue sky.
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