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1). Agree, Alice. - Yes

2). Agree, Ayers Rock. - Yes

3). Birdsville. - Yes

4). Karumba? (must be the high tide/blue water that is throwing me....):E - Yes

5). Dunno, but could imagine the muddies yer'd get outta those mangroves! I'll have a stab and say somewhere in the Torres Strait?

You should have backed yourself Ops! I haven't flown all over Torres but from what I hear there aren't too many runways that length. - Horn Island!

Lunch break before heading back south
http://i14.photobucket.com/albums/a323/rohvul/1.jpg

500ft along the coast wishing I was a helo..http://i14.photobucket.com/albums/a323/rohvul/beach.jpg


1 hour later it was SCT at 3000..:*
http://i14.photobucket.com/albums/a323/rohvul/hbb.jpg

Filming of the Biggest Loser at BK
http://i14.photobucket.com/albums/a3...ggestloser.jpg

Last time i flew XKX it was wearing a different paint scheme..

Underthesea
 

Your number three photo is SYD, over the harbour.:}

YAY! I got one!:ok:

Jamair. Your post #308 on page 16........
http://i130.photobucket.com/albums/p...ip_640x480.jpg
To the best of my knowledge is an MAF C206 departing a mission strip south west of Goroka, PNG. Don't recall the name and it isn't as hairey as it looks - the slope is accenuated by a telephoto lens.

:ok: Thanks Torres; but foreshortening or not dat place still pleeny scarey for dis liklik pilut pella an him liklik ballus:eek:

Its actually not disimilar to a liitle strip just north of your present locale called Fairview - had to take a Dept of Transport joker in there in a 172 a while ago. Side of a hill, ravine at the end with HUGE roiled up and downdrafts out of it - gotta take off uphill or end up in all sorts of trouble in the weird air currents.

I'll wack some more pix in as soon as finish unpacking from the latest migration:rolleyes: - have already told Mrs Jamair to dig a hole in the back yard 'cause she can bl**dy bury me here - I aint moving again in this lifetime!!! (Besides, the mangoes are flamin great at the moment!):cool:

Where you moved to Jamair? New job?

D:)

Yep, new locale, new flying gig - I'll put some pix in and you figure it out......:}

http://Pamuva1.smugmug.com/photos/120450334-M.jpg
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http://Pamuva1.smugmug.com/photos/120451000-M.jpg
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http://Pamuva1.smugmug.com/photos/120451305-M.jpg
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Kempsey New years fly in.

Sparrow fart.
http://i88.photobucket.com/albums/k1...Picture004.jpg

A superbly restored aircraft and beautiful to watch fly. Pic taken at Temora in 2003 http://i87.photobucket.com/albums/k1...aapril2003.jpg

Towering Q

Looks like a C402c wing with some obvious lateral imbalance or rigging problem. Note the aileron trim tab.

Btw, nice sun rise.:ok:

404
Tis indeed a 402C wing, methinks the imbalance is flap related.
I'd like to take an angle grinder to those useless VG tabs.
Re: the sunrise,
Red sky at night; shepherds delight,
Red sky in the morning; shepherds warning
Didn't apply on this particular day as it was fine everywhere.:ok:

An old saying, but not relevant I was told for Australia... the Red Sky at Night is a Shepards delight is supposedly only in the Northern Hemisphere... and vice versa, so for down under it's Red Sky at night is a Shepards warning and Red Sky in the morning is a Shepards Delight.

VH-XXX

I don't understand, could you please explain further?

In EITHER hemisphere the weather and cloud moves from west to east generally, so how could it be different for the southern hemisphere?

Not a dig at you personally, just a question....

Z!:ok:

No idea actually... someone told me that recently and I took it on-board without really thinking about it! The only thing that I can think is that when the sun goes down over here, it's going up over there. I'll keep my mouth shut next time. No offence taken.

This may shed some light, (of all spectrums) on the matter.:8
http://www.phrases.org.uk/meanings/r...-at-night.html

404 Titan
I'd love to know where the ball is??:p

Gaunty
In the lower portion of the turn coordinator.:p

TCU

Touche mate! ...and sorry for hijacking a bit.

Z.:ok: