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Horatio Leafblower 1st Jan 2008 11:26

Tilpa. Louth
 
...bugger

Only ever been to Tilpa and only in the middle of the night... now THERE is an "aircraft carrier" approach.... :uhoh:

prospector 1st Jan 2008 20:37

Tinpis,
First job in the ag flying industry was driving a loader for Gerry Kluck, he was driving an FU24 in those days.

185skywagon 3rd Jan 2008 05:32

re post 2161
 

This mountain is in SA.
What is it called?
No-one got this photo. Must be because no-one gets out there very much, or reads any Len Beadell books.
It is Mt Kintore.
http://www.skywagon.info/webshots/proonhill.JPG

ForkTailedDrKiller 3rd Jan 2008 05:48

185, if it makes you feel any better - I read Len Beadell's "Too long in the Bush" in 1966 - but I can't say I remember the pic !!!

Dr :8

PLovett 3rd Jan 2008 07:44

185, they all look the bleedin same after a while.:}

ForkTailedDrKiller 3rd Jan 2008 12:15

Someone in here will recognise this strip!

http://www.fototime.com/11D1A708F8AEA64/standard.jpg

kiwiblue 3rd Jan 2008 18:40

NZMF

Reckon I'd be needing my arse booted if I didn't recognise it!

That's an old shot FTDK, any idea when it was shot? I'm thinking probably somewhere around the late 70's to mid 80's? Unusual angle of photography too :ok: Climbing out for the Adelaide/Eastern Passes?

Jabawocky 3rd Jan 2008 23:54

What angle of bank was that Forkie?:}

59.9 degrees no doubt!:E

J:ok:

ForkTailedDrKiller 4th Jan 2008 00:09

KB, the pic was taken in November 1985 from a Queenstown Aeroclub PA28 on arrival from Queenstown over the top at about 7000' while contemplating a descent plan. Probably THE most spectacular bit of flying I have done - scenery wise!

Mrs FTDK is spring cleaning and pulled out an old photo album. I thought it was an interesting pic.

Was back there in 2006 - seems to have changed a bit in 20 yrs.

J, angle of bank? You think I was looking at the AH? Can't have been too steep - had an 7 mth preg Mrs FTDK in the right-hand seat and a sprog in the back.

Dr :8

Lepper Messiah 4th Jan 2008 05:00

Dr K that will be Milford sound :ok:

VH-XXX 4th Jan 2008 08:37

Butterfly shaped UFO at Moorabbin.


http://users.netconnect.com.au/~njah1/ufo.jpg

Jabawocky 4th Jan 2008 09:20

XXX

Mate forget the flying saucer, Jabawocky just had a major hard:oh: with the plane in the pic.

Looks like an RV-10:ok::ok:

I want, noooo NEED one of them!

J:ok:

Peter Fanelli 5th Jan 2008 00:02


I want, noooo NEED one of them!
Here's an RV7 you might be able to get cheap




http://www.airliners.net/open.file/1225773/M/
http://www.airliners.net/open.file/1242940/M/

VH-XXX 5th Jan 2008 01:20

Ouch! that's gotta hurt! (mainly the wallet) Makes you realise that if it was on fire there's no hope in hell of getting out alive.

ForkTailedDrKiller 5th Jan 2008 01:46

A "go round" in an RV7 ?

http://cdn-www.airliners.net/photos/.../7/1225773.jpg


One of your better landings Jaba?

http://cdn-www.airliners.net/photos/.../9/1242940.jpg

Chimbu chuckles 5th Jan 2008 02:38

I sit here looking at that photo and find myself pondering their only means of escape...when the crowd lifts the aircraft up enough to open that silly forward hinged canopy...imagine it happening at some of the remoter places in Oz...they'd find two skeletons a year or 6 later.

I also find myself pondering the thoughts of those proponents of putting the gear down when, in a retract aircraft, you're faced with the prospect of a forced landing on an unknown surface, especially when pondering the first link above showing them on their way over:uhoh:

I also find myself experiencing a warm fuzzy glow thinking about the two escape hatches built into my 38 year old Bo...the exact design of which has been on every Bo since the first in 1947.

Wouldn't have happened on a taildragger either...tricycle undercarriage being the ONLY design fault my Bo posseses:ok:

I just LOVE 'old' technology.:ok:

Chimbu chuckles 5th Jan 2008 03:28

What is it with aircraft transparencies that people can't help but touch and leave fingerprints:{:}

Dual GPS too...must be a Dr:E

Jabawocky 5th Jan 2008 04:15

RV-10 and Jabawocky have doors that open out! problem solved.:ok:

Not a fan of bubble canopy designs myself either.

J:ok:

Edit: One of my better landings........cheeky bugger!!! 3 out of 3 brilliant ones today. Even had the check Captain along for the check ride......yes chuck...one of those french light twin drivers!:E

Jabawocky 5th Jan 2008 04:35

If you want to get around Beaudesert today......try a boat!:eek:

http://file039b.bebo.com/11/large/20...538826982l.jpg

My brother has water frontage ............:ooh:
http://file039b.bebo.com/11/large/20...538826969l.jpg

http://file039b.bebo.com/11/large/20...538826957l.jpg

Jabawocky 5th Jan 2008 04:37

Here is a short strip I bet none of you have landed on........I wont be either!:eek:

J:ok:

http://file039b.bebo.com/11/large/20...538826996l.jpg


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