Rotorheads Around the World (incl 'Views from the Cockpit')
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Originally Posted by Canadian Rotorhead
We're just finishing up a big overhaul on RGJ here in Edmonton. I'll post some pics when it's all done and shiney. It's losing the paintjob though. Just going to be white.
I'm starting mini-ops on Monday! They are finally going to let me fly these things.
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May's Calendar
Decided to try something new this month, hope you like it. If the calendar had a title, it would be called Extreme Machines, no R22's here though.
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These pics were sent to me for adding to our collection. They were taken aboard HMS Illustrious.
I don't have the photographer's name.
If it's you, please contact me and I'll add a credit.
Heliport
I don't have the photographer's name.
If it's you, please contact me and I'll add a credit.
Heliport
The Merlin thingy looks a bit odd with the Lorry Mirrors stuck out like that....do they make parallel parking any easier?
Probably unintentional....it does appear they jumped the chocks. Unless that is typical housekeeping nowadays...leaving bits laying about the roof of the bird farm.
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John
That poor girl, getting around in a 44 with the horn going off all the time.... I think Blender Pilots girls would be far happier travelling around in a brand new 407 with all the Hi Def ENG toys.
I suppose Melbourne is cleaner than Mexico City though!!!!
That poor girl, getting around in a 44 with the horn going off all the time.... I think Blender Pilots girls would be far happier travelling around in a brand new 407 with all the Hi Def ENG toys.
I suppose Melbourne is cleaner than Mexico City though!!!!
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Hey John,
I will gladly trade you! Reporters that is. I like reporters that like to handle the joysticks.
Remember my reporter drives motorcycles, does her reporting stuff and cooks real well too!!
On a serious note, is she the cameraman and reporter??
I will gladly trade you! Reporters that is. I like reporters that like to handle the joysticks.
Remember my reporter drives motorcycles, does her reporting stuff and cooks real well too!!
On a serious note, is she the cameraman and reporter??
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On a serious note, is she the cameraman and reporter??
The picture is of the afternoon reporter, who just happened to be in my daughter's year at school. If that isn't something to be aware of, I don't know what is
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cute talking heads
John, I'm all for "one-upmanship" and keep up the good work and roll on summer...!!! ( how scantily clad I be wondering)
but - what's she done wrong, stuckin one of "Franks" sardine tins...!!
surely you (or the client) can do better than that, a little kero perhaps...!!
cheers NNB
but - what's she done wrong, stuckin one of "Franks" sardine tins...!!
surely you (or the client) can do better than that, a little kero perhaps...!!
cheers NNB
Eacott is running a sea shanty by us fellows.....we all know he prefers North Sea Bears to this young sweetie's company.
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John's not greedy, (1 AM, 1 PM). Not half!
Seriously tho', how is the Jaffa going? What do you do for a spare when it's in for 100 hourly's, etc? Is there much of that gear that gets changed over. Watching the news we get to see different upholstery behind the reporters from time to time.
Seriously tho', how is the Jaffa going? What do you do for a spare when it's in for 100 hourly's, etc? Is there much of that gear that gets changed over. Watching the news we get to see different upholstery behind the reporters from time to time.
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Blender, Eacott and now Steve76
You guys would all know the OZ term of endearment, 'he's a bastard'.
Used diffenently it might be he's a real mongrel bastard' not very endearing, at all!! - or 'he's a right bastard' you know giving us a hard time, the final one - 'he's a proper bastard' meaning he's shown up and skiting about something right our of reach of the rest of us at that time.
And I reckon that Blender, well he's a real proper bastard!!
Used diffenently it might be he's a real mongrel bastard' not very endearing, at all!! - or 'he's a right bastard' you know giving us a hard time, the final one - 'he's a proper bastard' meaning he's shown up and skiting about something right our of reach of the rest of us at that time.
And I reckon that Blender, well he's a real proper bastard!!
