Thanks again chaps.
The air show programme had originally included a P-51D and a P-47D, but these did not participate, the closing "slot" being filled by a recent relative newcomer ( as far as colour schemes are concerned ) to the UK air show circuit, which Karl and I saw flying past our camp site on Saturday evening ( it was a two day show ).
Although it would have been nice to see the Mustang and Thunderbolt, we'd seen both of these particular aircraft numerous times, and it was good to have a "new" aircraft to watch and photograph.
This is Spitfire LF.XVIe, serial number RW382, painted as WZ-RR "Porky II", of the 309th F.S. USAAF, and a quick check showed that we
had actually seen this aircraft before, at Little Gransden back in 2014, when it was in the colours of 322 ( Dutch ) Squadron, RAF, coded 3W-P, but good to see a new colour scheme anyway.
Apparently, when the current owner told his wife he was going to buy a Spitfire, she couldn't understand why he wanted "one of those old things", thinking he meant the Triumph Spitfire, the 1960's British sports car !!!
So, this and the following post will show the "new" Spitfire, which gave a very impressive display, and a fitting end to a great day at Old Buckenham.