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Marker in the cemetery near the old church (or school?) building, in the small town of Nimrod, Arkansas.

A really neat old abandoned house, in the amusingly named small town of Nimrod, Arkansas. I would love to know how old this place is, or how the inside looks.

A magnificent Aircraft - sadly no longer operational with the Royal Air Force - withdrawn during the 2010 Strategic Defence Spending Review leaving Great Britain with no Maritime Patrol Aircraft. XV254 Nimrod At RAF Kinloss duirng a base visit..

XV251/51 on approach for RAF Lossiemouth, i think during the period they were temporarily based at Lossie as Kinloss was undergoing runway work.

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Lighting the burners at Bruntingthrope with the blow glow in the engine intake. -24/08/2014

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Hawker Siddeley Nimrod MR.2 at Biggin Hill on 2nd June 2001.

First prototype BAe Nimrod AEW.3 XZ286 at Farnborough 1980

Hawker Siddeley Nimrod fuselage of the RAF Exhibition Flight at Biggin Hill on 10th June 1995.

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Hawker Siddeley Nimrod R.1 XV249 stands outside the RAF Museum, Cosford.

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Valkenburg, 6 June 1992.

A Nimrod entering runway 06 for the return flight to St. Mawgan after the open day.

XV260 was scrapped at Kinloss.

Kinloss Maritime Wing Nimrod MR2 XV244 at RAF Fairford in July 2004.

Shuttleworth Collection Airshow

RAF Nimrod MR2 with Duke Of Edinburgh decals, on display at Kinloss Barracks.

Nimrod Preservation Group

Elvington Air Museum, Yorkshire, UK.

Avro Nimrod MR.2 XV250 at the Yorkshire Air Museum, Elvington, on 25th August 2015.

Hawker Nimrod Mk.1 S1581 at Duxford. This aircraft is operated by the Fighter Collection.

The Nimrod was more or less a navalised version of the RAF's Hawker Fury fighter and entered service with the Navy in 1932, serving until 1939 by which time it had been replaced by more modern types such as the Gloster Sea Gladiator.

Built in 1931, this aircraft was the fourth production Nimrod constructed and served with 802 naval squadron. It is operated by the Fighter Collection based at Duxford.

Hawker Nimrod and Hawker Hurricane. VE Flying Day, Duxford, 7th May 2022.

Star trails above an old church (or school maybe?) in the amusingly named town of Nimrod, Arkansas. I was out there for two hours taking pictures to stack together for the star trails, but when I got home I realized some smoke for a nearby fire what managed to sneak into many of the shots. So this is about maybe an hour and 15 minutes worth of pictures, all stacked together.

I haven't been able to find anything about the history of this building, so I don't know when it was built or what it was used for. I'm assuming it was a church since there is a cemetery right next to it.

The BAE Systems Nimrod MRA4 was a planned maritime patrol and attack aircraft intended to replace the Hawker Siddeley Nimrod MR2, but in the end (2019!) the The Boeing P-8 Poseidon won.