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Siem Reap it is on a pleasant 36 degree day.
Been to Vietnam a few times as well as Cambodia but never saw PMT until the day of the pic.
Must say it caused a few chuckles amongst the crew.
Been to Vietnam a few times as well as Cambodia but never saw PMT until the day of the pic.
Must say it caused a few chuckles amongst the crew.


Silly Old Git
Many grape seasons ago Flinders Island Airlines operated a bunch of Bonanzas
Something says to me FDK may have been one of them.......
Any of you Bo nuts had a wrestle with one of these?
Something says to me FDK may have been one of them.......

Any of you Bo nuts had a wrestle with one of these?

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Grandpa Aerotart
A mate emailed me these pictures of a C185 I used to fly at strips I used to frequent in it...although these are his and I wasn't present on these days.
Name escapes me.

Kagi.

Lake Myola early morning fog...Kokoda Gap is at the right end of the lake/piccy.

And the ubiquitous Tapini with the RAAF out for a play on a sunny day.

If you take off and turn left- not that you would unless empty because you'd struggle to outclimb the terrain-you arrive after 5-6 minutes, most of it spent climbing, at the first piccy.
All these would have been taken around 1992ish.
Name escapes me.
Kagi.
Lake Myola early morning fog...Kokoda Gap is at the right end of the lake/piccy.
And the ubiquitous Tapini with the RAAF out for a play on a sunny day.
If you take off and turn left- not that you would unless empty because you'd struggle to outclimb the terrain-you arrive after 5-6 minutes, most of it spent climbing, at the first piccy.
All these would have been taken around 1992ish.


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Chuckles; First piccy is Sopu, where many an airfare was paid to me with 2 kina notes which had been hidden by the owner in their gardens!
And given the 'fertiliser' that the villagers used, it was no wonder that we referred to 2 kina notes as ''Sopu arsewipes''
And given the 'fertiliser' that the villagers used, it was no wonder that we referred to 2 kina notes as ''Sopu arsewipes''


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I've collected fares in the Sepik in Japanese occupation money


Money, Money
I've collected fares in the Sepik in Japanese occupation money
All of it smelt of smoke and the smell lingered for weeks.
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hey bulolo bob...interesting user name...spent a few years there myself...swine lodge on a sunday arvo... golf club in between...wau hotel if desperation set in
The misso from Wau must have been there in your days...he has been the forever in P2-SEQ (?)


Silly Old Git
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I've collected fares in the Sepik in Japanese occupation money
I've collected fares in the Sepik in Japanese occupation money
Still got any of that stuff Tinpis?


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It's officially called 'Tracking Coastal.'
Amongst the rest of us it was known as 'Navigating by visual reference to the tops of the coconut palms.'
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Amongst the rest of us it was known as 'Navigating by visual reference to the tops of the coconut palms.'


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