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April 29th 09, 10:26 AM
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G91T
FIAT G-91 T over the Cervino- Matterhorn
ciao Fabio 
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April 29th 09, 01:12 PM
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G91T
The Eiger?
"Fabio" wrote in message .. . FIAT G-91 T over the Cervino- Matterhorn ciao Fabio
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April 29th 09, 01:30 PM
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G91T
No. The Eiger is a very tough mountain to climb and lays way inside Swiss
territory. The Cervino (Italian name- Matterhorn German name) is on the border between Italy and Switzerland. That's why you can have pictures of Italian planes and Cervino and not Italian planes and Eiger. cheers Fabio "Neil Hoskins" ha scritto nel messaggio ... The Eiger? "Fabio" wrote in message .. . FIAT G-91 T over the Cervino- Matterhorn ciao Fabio
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April 29th 09, 10:47 PM
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Neil Hoskins schrieb:
The Eiger? Matterhorn at the Boarder to swizzerland The rock formation just one rudderheight above the rudder is used by basejumpers and flysuiters
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