and THIS is why I love flying....
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and THIS is why I love flying....
Had one of those "special days" flying today. A bit bumpy below 3000ft, but the secenery still takes some beating. Thought I'd share it with you. Click on the link:
http://f2.pg.photos.yahoo.com/ph/gos...=/dfc7&.src=ph
Thanks to Solent Radar, Bournemouth and Goodwood
rgds BEX
http://f2.pg.photos.yahoo.com/ph/gos...=/dfc7&.src=ph
Thanks to Solent Radar, Bournemouth and Goodwood
rgds BEX
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Well, none of them are all mine 
, but it's nice to have access to others when one of them is u/s (or has dumped it's oil all over the grass again
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rgds BEX
, but it's nice to have access to others when one of them is u/s (or has dumped it's oil all over the grass again )rgds BEX
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Bexil,
Ahhh yes. I've got a few picture like that from the last lot we had at the end of January. First time I'd flown from a snow covered airfield. Quite amusing trying to do the power checks when the airplane was trying to slide off the apron !
Brooklands
Ahhh yes. I've got a few picture like that from the last lot we had at the end of January. First time I'd flown from a snow covered airfield. Quite amusing trying to do the power checks when the airplane was trying to slide off the apron !
Brooklands
