Which location would you choose? (living in the UK)

And Filton is where Concorde landed after it's final flight ever; 26 November, 2003 when G-BOAF took off from Heathrow; went for a spin off the southwest-coast, and came back to land at Filton for the very last time;  first flight was 2 March, 1969, and I have a film of  her first public display in the UK at the Farnborough air show---G-BSST who has been on display at RNAS Yeovilton for years now.

I've got some keel bolts off the S S Great Britain; in the 1970's  the old bolts and nuts were being sold to help raise money for her restoration 

And here she is--G-BSST and in the old days, she used to be kept outside---gotta dig my photo out of back then.  Oddly enough, while out taking pics to go on Poe recently, I bumped into a former Concorde test pilot who apparently, has more flying hours on her than the BA pilots.

Picture by Fleetairarm.com

Paul

I remember 2nd March 1969 very well. It was my 9th birthday, and I stood on the coalshed of our house in Challow and watched Concorde fly over. We actually heard the sonic boom (it was later prevented from reaching this speed over the mainland). Now living near Bristol, we also saw it on its last flight too.

Funny enough, juts last weekend we visited the fleet air arm at Yeovilton and I took pretty much the exact same photo! She is such a beautiful aircraft, its such a great pity we no longer see her in the sky.

Next to the Tank Museum in Bovington, Yeovilton is one of my favourite places. Do people put those kind of reviews on this site?

Been meaning to go to the Tank Museum at Bovington connected to family history as they have records down there with regards to WW1 Tank soldiers I'd like to see. Well, one in particular actually, who ended his days many years later in Weston-Super-Mare in 1977. 2nd Lt. Daniel M F Sheryer; Royal Engineers; Tank Corp.

But for old times sake and fond memories........

Picture by Paul Hilton