Where do baby Bonanzas come from?
Hmmm....
Can't see very much damage to anything. Props OK, wheels and gear doors appear straight, no visible damage to the fuselage or tail surfaces.
Strange how it could happen without something bent.
Staged perhaps?
Can't see very much damage to anything. Props OK, wheels and gear doors appear straight, no visible damage to the fuselage or tail surfaces.
Strange how it could happen without something bent.
Staged perhaps?
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in consultation with the Dr I think......
Flaps down, cowl flaps open, no control locks and ailerons deflected.....
Now the phot is at night but thats not to say they were operating at night so how about a formation flying landing......and gone wrong, or just two V tail buddies returning and got it wrong!
I want to know how the doodes in the brown one got out as the emergency exits are stil in place and the FR door cannot be opened
J
in consultation with the Dr I think......
Flaps down, cowl flaps open, no control locks and ailerons deflected.....
Now the phot is at night but thats not to say they were operating at night so how about a formation flying landing......and gone wrong, or just two V tail buddies returning and got it wrong!
I want to know how the doodes in the brown one got out as the emergency exits are stil in place and the FR door cannot be opened
J
Jaba, surely the pilots of the brown one may be still inside? Bonanza drivers usually kit those aircraft out with all sorts of gizmos, so its reasonable to assume theres a bed, kitchenette and a TV in there, so they can stay for days.
The other explanation is that there were no humans around at all, and these two aircraft were indeed mating under the cover of darkness - until the OP turned on the floodlights and caught them in the act!
Flaps down - yes, they're caressing each other.
Cowl flaps open - yes, they're getting a little hot under the covers in their nocturnal activities.
Control locks removed - OK, so these particular Bonanzas arent into bondage..
Ailerons deflected - probably a surprised reaction to the lights suddenly coming on when they least expected it!
The other explanation is that there were no humans around at all, and these two aircraft were indeed mating under the cover of darkness - until the OP turned on the floodlights and caught them in the act!
Flaps down - yes, they're caressing each other.
Cowl flaps open - yes, they're getting a little hot under the covers in their nocturnal activities.
Control locks removed - OK, so these particular Bonanzas arent into bondage..
Ailerons deflected - probably a surprised reaction to the lights suddenly coming on when they least expected it!
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hey Dr
that's it? no more than a few words of disgust? Well I would have thought that perhaps an uncontrollable sobbing session from you mwould have been the very least a show of yr effections, maybe, just maybe yr falling in love with the C210 perhaps? If so then shame on you Dr swapping yr love like it's free !!
Just goes to show how strong the Bo is, built like a brick$hithouse that's for sure !
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that's it? no more than a few words of disgust? Well I would have thought that perhaps an uncontrollable sobbing session from you mwould have been the very least a show of yr effections, maybe, just maybe yr falling in love with the C210 perhaps? If so then shame on you Dr swapping yr love like it's free !!Just goes to show how strong the Bo is, built like a brick$hithouse that's for sure !
CW
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