de Havilland Museum



The de Havilland Aircraft Museum is much larger now than when we last visited many decades ago. More hangars and many more aircraft.



We'd come to see the Link Trainer which Joan's dad had used to train pilots on WWII.



When we first visited there was a partly completed Mosquito. Now there are two completed Mossies and one part one.

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