First stop is the Imperial War Museum in Duxford
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| Airy car park |
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| A bus that used to carry soldiers to the front during WWI |
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| Harrier Jump-Jet on the ceiling |
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| Drone from the '60s!!! |
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| Cockpit of a Concorde testmule |
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| Concorde nose lance |
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| Gold plated Dragunov, captured in Iraq |
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| The famous Rolls-Royce Merlin V12. 27 liters of displacement |
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| Duxford Aerodrome. A working airfield |
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| Counter rotating propellers |
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| Mobile machine shop |
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| Spot the 4 cylinder engine and radiator in the corner |
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| Westland Lynx, the fastest helicopter in the world back in the day |
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| An auto-gyro |
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| German V1 Rocket, The Flying Bomb |
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| Fluffy flight commander |
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| This is the restoration workshop |
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| Operations Room during the Battle of Britain |
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| From this small room they supervised much of East Anglia's airspace |
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| The American hangar. Most of the planes are crude replicas |
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| A late model Willys Jeep |
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| A Tiger replica |
And then Cambridge...
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| The most photographed building in Cambridge. Kings College Chapel |
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| Some kind of weird mechanized and digitized time piece |
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| Bridge on the river Cam |
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| Scale model of the city for the blind |