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The washing is on the line, the veg.garden looks good,why not stand and stare?

Two children and several adults in this image, all watching the aircraft.

A couple standing in the doorway of their cottage are looking up at the aircraft.

Mother and I presume her daughter looking up

Not exactly staring but it will do.

Yet another group of workers taking a break to stand and stare.

Quite a few people have noticed the aircraft, one lady finds time to wave.

Three of the gang laying kerb-stones are looking up at the aircraft, as are two chaps near the lamp-post on the opposite corner.

No doubt about where these two are looking.

There are half a dozen or so people watching the aeroplane, probably the most exciting event of the day in the rather spartan "Holiday Camp".

There are several small groups and individuals looking up at the aircraft.

Six people on the garage forecourt, posed as if they were expecting to be photographed.

Definitely a Spotter and probably glad to get up off of her knees.

The couple under the shop awning seem to have spotted the aircraft.

The three people standing around the Rolls-Royce are watching the aircraft.

Plenty of adults, kids and at least one dog having a look.

A group of four in the garden, an individual in the shadow of the factory and at least one of the group near the cemetery entrance are having a good look.

Plenty of interest shown by the workers.

Most of the workforce standing around and watching the aircraft.

Four out of five doorways occupied by interested housewives and several people along the edge of the gardens.

Surveying the surveyors.

Two chaps near the coal yard looking at the aircraft.

"Stand at ease" and stare, A group of boys also seen in EAW025868

A man and woman between the barns on the left of the photo are looking up from their work. A woman with a babe in arms is looking up from the doorway of the cottage, lower left.

To all service and civilian personnel who were collared for snow clearing, the rum ration is on the way, cheers!

Stand and stare on the veranda.

Are there any Old Boys out there who can remember what they were up to apart from aircraft spotting?

Not much else to do at this time of year.

Lets stand and stare, we can help with the harvest tomorrow.

No doubt where these two are looking. I would have been more interested in the airship and the rather splendid cars.

The couple are watching the aircraft, the dog wants to play.

Also seen in EAW051105 to 108.

Five children on the path, waving to the aircraft.

There are four people looking up,a fifth one has his head stuck under the bonnet of a car.

Plenty of candidates in this photo, especially among the road repair gang. Two people are crossing the road in front of the hotel and appear to be looking up, as does the figure in the upstairs window.

A chap ,bottom centre, has been distracted from closely studying a lamp post. A couple of small groups look up rather dejectedly, perhaps they are unemployed.

A lorry driver doing something to his trailer finds time to glance up.

In the series EPW009970 to EPW009974a there are plenty of candidates amongst the Lowry-like figures.

Plenty of time to stand and stare when you are that far off of the ground and the foreman is hopefully in his office.

(you will need plenty of zoom to see him).

Who wouldn't rather look at an aircraft than work in a smelly old shed full of chickens?

Just a week after his epic flight,all eyes are on Charles Lindbergh. I'll bet that his eyes were looking for a clear spot to land on.

Of the five people on the pavement near the Sutton & Co lorry, four are looking up at the aircraft. The fifth one has his back to us and appears deep in thought. I wonder if the little mobile stall, or possibly a barrel organ,is his?

A bod on the pavement has his back to the traffic chaos and is looking up at the aircraft.

Lots of people looking up from their gardens.

NDunn has pinned a group of people gathered at the junction in Hebburn looking at the aeroplane overhead.

Chap by the weighbridge looking up at the Aeroplane

From the garden of a house in the bottom left of the image a woman and child are watching the plane.

A woman and man looking up from near the farmhouse.

Three people turning to look at the plane from a path through the lupin field.

Looks like three boys looking up at the camera as well as a young mother with a pram.

3 chaps on the road looking up at the camera

Chap on the car park "gawping" up at the plane

men in dungarees probably a gardener looking up

Gardeners looking up at the Aeroplane

Two members of the Station staff can be seen looking up at the Aeroplane

Two men, two women.

House is still there. Wonder what happened to her and her friend at the window over the years!

What a crowd. I wonder if they had coloured glass to look through?

Observing the observers.

What better time to stand and stare than when on holiday

Having a rest after the climb.

Looking up from the terraces

Flying dangerously close!

Taking a much needed rest from the haymaking.

An unusual stand and stare this one - spot the crew waving.

Plenty of folks standing and staring outside the Angel Hotel in Honiton.

These people are staring when they should be working.

Some locals in Wealdstone watching the fly past.

Some nice waves to the plane here

Wonder how many people are looking at the 'plane rather than the harbour?

Whats all that racket?

Some good ones here!

Girl on her bike staring

Staring in a line!

Lady playing tennis is staring.

Three gardeners interrupted from their work to stand and stare. One man and two boys. Are they using an early mower, or maybe its some sort of scarifier?

I wonder if he had forgotten his lunch? The lady is shading her eyes from the sun whilst looking at the plane!

Possibly Nurses who work in the crematorium?

Look at the blokes standing round the car!

Love the lady holding onto her hat whilst she stares at the aircraft.

Callington residents standing and staring. Love the aircraft shadow on the road, bottom right.

Lots of staring here, and a wave or two too.

One person staring from a bike. Does that count? :-) Also another standing below on the cliff(?) path.

An afternoon in the garden, interrupted. I like the tent, behind the house. I wonder what they were doing?