An employee of Henry Orchard and Sons in the cockpit of a Nimrod Comet. The scrap metal company of Par have been helping protect the environment through sustainable recycling for over seventy years. The aircraft was used for maritime patrolling and many of the planes were stationed at RAF St Mawgan, near Newquay. Photographer: Jonathan Barker

TRURI : 2017.5.417

Media ID 18903191

Green Metal Royal Transport

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