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Could someone tell me what type of helicopter this is please? I know nothing about these things! For info it was taken in the far north of Scotland on 30th December last year. I was stood on the summit of Cranstackie (just south of Durness) and the aircraft was flying west to east, maybe from the Western Isles (just a wild guess). Thanks, Vince
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True, even I could recognise it 
Perhaps the challenge is to get the reg, and knowing the date, say who the pilots were 
Cheers
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Perhaps the challenge is to get the reg, and knowing the date, say who the pilots were Cheers
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...and the Captain also had a bacon butty for breakfast, followed by a doughnut washed down with 6 cups of tea (NATO standard).
Co-pilot had a Pop-Tart
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Co-pilot had a Pop-Tart
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Co-pilot had a Pop-Tart
...and the Captain also had a bacon butty for breakfast, followed by a doughnut washed down with 6 cups of tea (NATO standard).
Co-pilot had a Pop-Tart
Co-pilot had a Pop-Tart
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Nah, Americans can't make tea it'd be a double de-caf macchiato latte with chocolate to go if they was 'Merican
Anyway, the bacon butties and doughnuts (note, not donuts) probably explains the slight list to starboard.
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it'd be a double de-caf macchiato latte with chocolate to go if they was 'MericanAnyway, the bacon butties and doughnuts (note, not donuts) probably explains the slight list to starboard.
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What a great photo. I hope you don't mind me posting it here: http://www.pprune.org/4891462-post876.html
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What a great photo. I hope you don't mind me posting it here: http://www.pprune.org/4891462-post876.html
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Blimey, I thought this thread would be dead and buried after my second post..
Tail-take-off... No problem about the posting - thanks for the compliment.
If you want to see the where I took the photo, click here... Digital Camera pictures - Cranstackie and Beinn Spionnaidh, Sutherland, Scotland
you want what??... Like I said, I know nothing about these things! I'm mere SLF and never been in a 'copter in my life. Okay, a challenge then, what's this one (in the Murchison Mountains, New Zealand)....
Tail-take-off... No problem about the posting - thanks for the compliment.
If you want to see the where I took the photo, click here... Digital Camera pictures - Cranstackie and Beinn Spionnaidh, Sutherland, Scotland
you want what??... Like I said, I know nothing about these things! I'm mere SLF and never been in a 'copter in my life. Okay, a challenge then, what's this one (in the Murchison Mountains, New Zealand)....
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True, even I could recognise it 
Perhaps the challenge is to get the reg, and knowing the date, say who the pilots were 
Perhaps the challenge is to get the reg, and knowing the date, say who the pilots were
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