But he said "You might want to plan your fuel a bit better than simply South Pole"
For what it's worth, I think it's Argentinian Marambio Base, which is over 1500 nm from the South Pole and the Amundsen-Scott Base is over 700 nm away. |
ahhh - geographical imprecision
Chevron said "South Pole" and Bear said "yes" I guess Chevron meant The South Pole and Bear meant Antarctica.... all zebras have 4 legs but not all 4 legged animals are zebras......... And post #16793 shows hills in the back ground - and its a VERY long way from Amundsen-Scott to a rock................... |
Consider the size of Italia compared with Antarctica.
If you posted an airfield in Italy and I said "Italy" you would say yes, but you wouldn't give me a win would you. I would have to say which airfield it was. |
But South Pole is a definite location - an absolute point in fact (one of four on the Earth's surface as my Geography Master used to point out............) - and I doubt 1 person in a million ever refers to a stretch of ice as the "Jack F. Paulus Skiway" - even down there
I read Chevrons post as THE SOUTH POLE - not Antarctica It's up to Bear anyway as it's his/her challenge................... |
"her"...."her"...?
He'll love that. |
Dook asked if it was one of the poles ( as a region) I thought Chevron by asking if it would the South Pole in order to reduce the search area by 50%. (as no airbase name was given) If the challenge had been about Luxembourg I would have accepted Luxembourg as a correct answer as they only have one airport (of which I am aware) It is indeed Marambio as Dook stated. The only non ice strip on the South Pole https://cimg0.ibsrv.net/gimg/pprune....95c80ac68.jpeg dook has control again (and I myself, appreciate that you give others some time to come up with their own answer. Although I can also see that others would be annoyed that you show to have more time to spent as them) |
Thank you Bear.
Yes - I do have a lot more time than most people which is why I left it open. For the same reason Open House. If not taken by tonight I will post. |
I'll take advantage of dook's OH.
https://cimg6.ibsrv.net/gimg/pprune....e2983cf6a1.jpg This one is worthy of a caption: "Chief, can you take a look? I'm getting full power, but she won't get airborne!" |
Thank you dook. Have a chew on this one, folks... I'm pretty sure someone here will know this airfield so I'll initially just respons yes / no to airfield names. If it's still here by last thing tonight, I'll start dishing clues out.
Edit: I42 beat me to it by a few seconds. Will keep my challenge for next time... |
Biggest airfix kit I've ever seen................................
|
You can't buy one anymore but I have Hasegawa Sopwith Camel - 1/8 scale.
Designed as a skeleton model. The engine is a masterpiece in itself. |
Originally Posted by dook
(Post 10565750)
"her"...."her"...?
He'll love that. Actually it is good manners of her/him (Chrevron) when the OP posts under a pseudonym. By the way, we had an outspoken female contributor some months back. Did we scare her off? |
India42 - is that the UK?
|
We didn't scare that female off - she's a troll.
|
Yeah but nah! :)
Head in an antipodal direction. |
It would be nice if that Moth was VH-UPV.
Mascot, Sydney ? |
Originally Posted by dook
(Post 10565839)
We didn't scare that female off - she's a troll.
This might really scare her off.... |
She appeared on another thread once and then disappeared.
Maybe a he not a she. |
Not Mascot. What’s special about VH-UPV? I left an unintentional clue in the picture. |
VH-UPV Maude Bonney first female solo Australia to UK.
|
All times are GMT. The time now is 07:46. |
Copyright © 2024 MH Sub I, LLC dba Internet Brands. All rights reserved. Use of this site indicates your consent to the Terms of Use.