A plane was spotted flying in the sky over Merseyside with a touching banner message to a beloved grandad.
People in St Helens stopped to take pictures of the banner which is believed to be a tribute to a man called Ned.
Whereas others said they spotted the touching tribute as far as Skelmersdale.
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Around 2.30pm on August 11, Sarah Dixbuy captured the message flying other Rainford.
The message, seen in part on the image, reads: "Grandad Ned, gone but never forgotten."
In the post to a local Facebook group, Sarah Dixbuy said: "What a lovely tribute to see over the village!"
Others commented on the tribute to 'Ned,' with other residents saying they spotted it earlier that day.
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One person said: "Awesome."
Another commented: "Saw that going over my house earlier ! What a lovely tribute."
And another posted: "Seen it in Skem too."
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