- except I should have been under the wing and on the run-way it self ;-)

alf blume wrote:
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> self ;-)



Still beautiful, none the less.



Not you - the photo ......



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Cheers

Dave Kearton

Beautiful aircraft; beautiful picture. Thanks, Tom


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"Alan Erskine" > skrev i en meddelelse
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> With the propeller brushing passed your right temple.

Glenn doesn't mind . . .

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With the propeller brushing passed your right temple.


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Gorgeous! I'm glad you didn't lay on the runway -- blood and brain matter
would stain the brushed aluminum.

AJ

What is the pipe looking shaft that is coming down from the fuselage in the
area of the right landing gear?

The Yankee Air Museum's C-47 has a "drift telescope" (my words, not the
actual description) sort of thing on the left side of the fuselage.

The object I am speaking of is within the triangle frame of the right gear.

Thanx

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