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Destination’s Journey

It’s About the Journey Not Just the Destination

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Well That’s it for us. Have had enough abuse from Social Media (particularly Reddit). Site will run until current subscription expires. Had just hoped to share pictures and our travels with people . Was also a great help with my mental health, but just can’t take the shit anymore. Enjoy the existing pages while they last.

The third Bloodhound J7237 at Farnborough in August 1925

Bristol Type 84 Bloodhound

Bristol Type 84 Bloodhound

The Bristol Bloodhound was a British two-seat reconnaissance/fighter aircraft designed as a possible replacement for the Bristol F.2 Fighter for the Royal Air Force. It was unsuccessful and only four prototypes were built.

The first prototype was fitted with a Jupiter V engine, and received a civil certificate of airworthiness before being flown in the 1925 King’s Cup Race. It was then fitted with a Jupiter VI engine and long-range fuel tanks as an engine testbed, proving the reliability of the Jupiter for Imperial Airways before finally being scrapped in 1931.

Bristol Bloodhound
Bristol Bloodhound Line Drawing
The Bristol Bloodhound as first flown with small fin and rudder and equal wing dihedral
The Bristol Bloodhound as first flown with small fin and rudder and equal wing dihedral
Bristol Bloodhound
Bristol Bloodhound
Bristol Bloodhound G-EBGG
Bristol Bloodhound G-EBGG
Bristol Bloodhound
Bristol Bloodhound
Bristol Bloodhound G-EBGG
Bristol Bloodhound G-EBGG
The third Bloodhound J7237 at Farnborough in August 1925
The third Bloodhound J7237 at Farnborough in August 1925
Bristol Bloodhound J7236 (ex-G-EBGG), mid 1925
Bristol Bloodhound J7236 (ex-G-EBGG), mid 1925
Bristol Bloodhound G-EBGG with long range tanks as test-bed for the Jupiter VIII in March 1928
Bristol Bloodhound G-EBGG with long range tanks as test-bed for the Jupiter VIII in March 1928
London-Cairo with a Jupiter The Bristol Bloodhound, Col. Minchin, and Mr. Mayer at Croydon before the flight commenced
London-Cairo with a Jupiter The Bristol Bloodhound, Col. Minchin, and Mr. Mayer at Croydon before the flight commenced
Bristol Type 84 Bloodhound G-EBGG on completion of Jupiter VI endurance trial
Bristol Type 84 Bloodhound G-EBGG on completion of Jupiter VI endurance trial
Bristol Bloodhound with out fabric covering
Bristol Bloodhound with out fabric covering
Bristol Bloodhound with out fabric covering
Bristol Bloodhound with out fabric covering