What is the yellow aeroplane in private peaceful?

Answer 1

The yellow plane in "Private Peaceful" is a De Havilland Tiger Moth. It's a small, two-seater aircraft used for training pilots during World War I. So, if you're looking for a sunny yellow plane with a touch of vintage charm, that's your bird!

Answer 2

Things are looking up in my life now. Me, Charlie and Molly are great friends and do eveything together. The other day we were playing in the fields when we heard a great rumbling of an engine. At first, we thought it was the Colonel's car, but we looked up and there was a beautiful yellow aeroplane...and it was circling down towards the ground.


We all watched in amazement as the pilot got out, took off his goggles, and looking rather confused, beckoned us over. I was a bit scared at first but I looked at the others and we all grinned and ran over together. He explained he was lost, and asked for Lanford church. When we told him he was in Iddesleigh, he looked even more confused, but chuckled and said it was a "jolly good thing" he checked!


I wasn't sure if we helped all that much, but the best thing is he gave us some humbugs! I'm going to make them last as long as I can.

Answer 3

Because the pilot of the plane was looking for directions for the town church and gave the young child Charlie the humbugs for helping him.

Answer 4

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