A great evening out thanks to Mike Nice and his WW2 restored Tiger Cub. We flew locally and visited Thorpe Abbotts, Eye, Horham, Halesworth and Metfield airfields.  Eye and Halesworth were very impressive, Eye with some hardstandings complete and Halesworth having 99% of it's perimeter tracks and runways (thanks to Bernard Matthews!) It was great to get a B17 pilot's eye view as we flew past the main runways.  I'd only ever seen them from the air in the bestselling book "Airfields of the Eighth - Then and Now" but the photos in it are nearly 30 years old.  Conditions were perfect with no turbulence at all.  I wasn't sure if I'd get airsick or not, having never been up in a light aircraft before, but I survived without turning green or pebble-dashing the interior.... Use the left and right arrows to scroll through the thumbnails, click each thumbnail to see an enlargement. Thorpe Abbotts Thorpe Abbotts Thorpe Abbotts - Hardstanding and perimeter track Eye Eye - Spectacle hardstanding top left ... and another one Horham My driver for the day .... Halesworth Halesworth - a full width main runway, a rare sight Halesworth - Frying pan hardstanding Halesworth - Spectacle and frying pan hardstandings Halesworth - Pilots landing view View from my seat Metfield - not much left Spectacle hardstanding My chariot Fake bullet holes.........but realistic! Trainee Stearman pilot.....