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August 31st 05, 02:07 AM
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Not REAL close formation, but here are a few pix from a couple of weeks
ago, where we flew together with a friend's Cherokee 180: Hard to tell his distance; did you shoot those with a 400 mm. telephoto, or a 27 mm. wide angle? Offhand, though, it reminds me of how we Naval Aviators (a conceited bunch) used to define an Air Force formation: "Two or more airplanes going the same direction on the same day." vince norris 
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