Visiting the RAF Museum at Hendon
Yesterday, I went to see the RAF Museum at Hendon. It is an easy trip from central London by public transport, with just a trip to Colindale station on the Northern line and then four stops on a 303 bus.
It is a museum worth visiting with a large collection of aircraft. It’s also free to enter and the staff seem a lot more clued up than at some museums you visit.
I didn’t stay too long in the main museum and only took a couple of pictures, as I’d come to see the Grahame-White Aircraft Factory.
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April 7, 2012 - Posted by AnonW | Transport/Travel, World | Flying, Museum
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