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  <dc:title>Mr Radley's Bleriot Monoplane on Portholme</dc:title>
  <dc:description>The Hunts Post of 1910 regularly reported on the flying exploits of Mr James Radley and his colleagues on Portholme Meadow.  On the 9th April 1910 it carried a report on Huntingdon Aeroplanes: "Mr James Radley, whose arrival with his Bleriot monoplane we announced last week, up to the present had not attempted to make a trial flight.  The machine, the lines of which very much resemble a huge dragon fly, was put together on Friday morning and wheeled on to Portholme for the purpose of being photographed."   See WH3/2391A-D for further information on this image and three others taken on the same day.  This image is identical to WH3/2391D.  In this DC print, Ernest Whitney has identified the man on the right of the image, smoking a pipe, as Mr Thackray.</dc:description>
  <dc:date>April 1910</dc:date>
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