Vulcan plane returns to the skies
A Vulcan bomber has flown again after years of restoration work by engineers in Leicestershire.

It last flew 14 years ago after a 33-year career in the RAF, including service in the Falklands War.
Some 20,000 people worldwide helped raise the £6.5m needed to restore the Cold War bomber.
It made first of three test flights from Bruntingthorpe airfield after being cleared by the Civil Aviation Authority on Thursday.
Taff Stone, chief of the Vulcan crew, said: "There's a lot of work gone into the aircraft.
"We taken it right down to the basics. We've checked everything, we've cleaned everything, we've finally put it all back together and we've just about achieved the unachievable."
Al McDicken, one of the plane's pilots, added: "She's absolutely magnificent and visually a very attractive aeroplane. "All of us who have flown her have enjoyed her handling qualities but she really flies like a big fighter in some ways. It's a thrill to be involved with it."

Eh, Englishmen!
Kad cemo u Evropu (ma makar samo da lakse dobijemo vizu), pa da se ide u UK na gledanje aviona. Tamo ima aerodroma sa starim avionima, i aeromitinga ko shashe.

Gde u Leicestershire-u je stacioniran ovaj Avro Vulcan, ne znash mozda?

Kad prodjes od glavnog trga putem za Birmigen, skrenes pored prodavnice zivotinja, i kad naidjes na skolu odatle druga ulica levo i samo pravo 

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Ja sve nesto mislim daje Leicestershire okrug, pa ko velim u kom mestu u Leicestershire-u?