we really could be here all night guys !
About to say it first aired in 1957, using cardboard cut-outs filmed in live-action.
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I remember it … just not a favourite, I guess.
Mind - until '59 I could only watch at a friend’s house.
"Don’t wurry Olive, I’ll saves Ya!!
At a friends house, bloody luxury.
Yup - I had friends! 
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Rag Tag and Bobtail.
Muffin the Mule.
Noggin The Nog.
Ivor the Engine.
Funny how they all come back to you.
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my personal favourite
“Whirlybirds”
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Yogi Bear & Booboo …. “Mr Ranger”.
Dixie, Pixie & Mr Jinx
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And here was me planning a flight out to one of the forts in the Humber when the weather gets better.
1.5km off shore. Those Strobon Crees better be bloody bright…
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Taken at low tide officer honest.
Did you manage to get anything at pleasure island before they demolished it ?
hahaha topsy turvey land and that bird on his bike
bloody ell i bet you lot remember when the rainbow was in black and white lol
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Right or wrong, I enjoyed the video 
Rumour is the Mavic Air 2 has Supermarionation built-in.
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“Isa puppet!”
Not yet but still a lot of buildings there, on my to do list when the weather permits and I’m not working.
What software are you using to plan that out?
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I think the specific concept of VLOS referring to the drone is the issue here; only in very rare lighting can you see the \Mavic Mini beyond 200 metres or so; conversely much larger drones can still be seen against white cloud at 600-700 metres. For me, from my usual take off points, I can see the whole area that I’m flying up to around 700 - 800 metres away. So whilst I cannot see the dot of my drone, I can see precisely where it is from my screen and I can see all the surrounding sky for approaching aircraft with my eyes. You could see a car driving along a road at 800 metres or half a mile away, so you can easily see a helicopter or light aircraft, who should be far higher than the 50 metres I usually fly at. Most days 200 - 300 metres is plenty far enough for me to fly, but anyone that says they’re flying in VLOS at 400 metres with the Mini, Air or even the Pro in many cases is telling porkies. But they’ll have full vision of where the drone is.
Ian
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