Spitfire cloud picture
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From: This green and pleasant land
Pace,
Given that only one person saw it, and took only one photo, I'm not sure. The fact that the "dog walker" who took it also happens to have their own photography website brings out the cynic in me.
OW
Given that only one person saw it, and took only one photo, I'm not sure. The fact that the "dog walker" who took it also happens to have their own photography website brings out the cynic in me.
OW
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From: yankton, sd
well, I have to say it is interesting, but I have to say that the landing gear retracts and extends from the area of the fuselage and not the wing. the gear looks more like a hawker hurricane.
and yes if you look old adolph hitler is slightly visible too, above the starboard wing root as mentioned by others.
when I was 8 years old I thought I saw President John F Kennedy shaped in the clouds. but that was right after dallas.
and yes if you look old adolph hitler is slightly visible too, above the starboard wing root as mentioned by others.
when I was 8 years old I thought I saw President John F Kennedy shaped in the clouds. but that was right after dallas.
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From: Secessionist Republic of Western Australia
SGC - The chap who started the Cloud Appreciation Society (Gavin Pretor-Pinney ?) has recently had a new classification of cloud named after him.
I must admit that the 'Tempest' reference went right over my head (if you pardon the pun) until the next day. I was fixated on looking at the dark radiator intake shape. We all missed the oportunity to be witty about Typhoons, and Whirlwinds... oh, wait, that was a twin.
I must admit that the 'Tempest' reference went right over my head (if you pardon the pun) until the next day. I was fixated on looking at the dark radiator intake shape. We all missed the oportunity to be witty about Typhoons, and Whirlwinds... oh, wait, that was a twin.
