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Please read the description

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That's the most common alternative form!

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I don't know this reserve, where is it more exactly?

@@windowseatflyervids If you watch the video just as the wing dips at the start of the 180 degree turn at about 7 minutes 48 seconds in, you can just about see the two towers of the QE2 bridge in the left hand side of the screen coming into view. Pause the video at that point and bring your sights down until you see the big area of greenery and ponds next to the river between the bridge and the wing leading edge. You can see the A13 trunk road snaking through the marshland area on a viaduct. That whole area is the RSPB Rainham Marshes reserve. The riverside path, which runs from the Royal Hotel at Purfleet right round to Rainham, is gravelled on an embankment and is very popular with the locals and their dogs. Some good views of the river and marshes to be had and one can just make out a few of the Canary Wharf skyscrapers on a clear day. Opposite the reserve on the Kent side of the river you can also sometimes see seals basking at low tide on the rather muddy 'beach' if the weather is fine.

@@windowseatflyervids How strange! Not ignoring you, I typed a reply but it seems to have disappeared! If you go to 7 minutes 49 seconds in the video, as the wing dips at the start of the 180 degree right turn you can see the two towers of the QE2 bridge on the left of the screen. Drop your sight directly downwards and you can see a large area of greenery and ponds adjacent to the river. That's the reserve, it's the RSPB Rainham Marshes reserve sited between Purfleet and Rainham in Essex just on the Greater London border. It's ancient grazing marshland which still sometimes has cattle on it as well as the birds and wildlife. It has a riverside walk on embankment so there are good views across both the river and the marsh. Sometimes at low tide you might even be lucky enough with binoculars or telescope to see seals basking on the muddy 'beach' on the opposite side of the river.

😅😅😅😅 absolutely!

Thank you. I really loved that landing

Yup

...and London

I actually always found Britain looks quite distinctive, the rows of hedges, the layout of the cities, the look of the buildings. Ireland perhaps, the rest of Europe not really.

This is a real flight, or am I misunderstanding your comment?

Please read the description, you'll find the exact minute as well as the pilot's announcement.

You're right, pointless if you're not interested.

Go around. Check out the description, you'll find the exact minute it happens in the video.

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Thank you for sharing your story, we all have our own sad airport adventures! Yup, so much has changed in the East End, and lots still going on

It's a similar distance to Brussels or Paris

Check the time of the go around in the description, and also when the captain explains the reason

'craigmclaughlin7870 Yes used to dread all the interstate U.S flights taken as the noise and rubbish was really awful SO LOUD.

Thanks a lot!

absolutely!

Apparently quite common during wintertime in northern Italy!