A P-47 just flew over

I was in the back yard working on my bird when I heard a soft but very
unusual sound overhead.

Looking up for the sound, there was a silver P-47 at very low power
descending for a pattern entry at Centennial Airport, Colorado. (APA) I
don't know what is going on but that was a very nice airplane sound.

Bill Daniels

Lucky YOU!!!!

Bill Daniels wrote:

I was in the back yard working on my bird when I heard a soft but very
unusual sound overhead.

Looking up for the sound, there was a silver P-47 at very low power
descending for a pattern entry at Centennial Airport, Colorado. (APA) I
don't know what is going on but that was a very nice airplane sound.

Bill Daniels

Lucky YOU!!!!

Nothing like the sound of a round engine....

Leanne

Nothing like the sound of a round engine....

Leanne


As long as you mean a recip I agree.

Jets are round, they just don't have the character of a round recip.

Dan, U. S. Air Force, retired

Nothing like the sound of a round engine....

Leanne


As long as you mean a recip I agree.

Jets are round, they just don't have the character of a round recip.

Dan,
I don't consider kerosene burners real round engines.

Leanne - USMC, retired

"Bill Daniels" wrote in message
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I was in the back yard working on my bird when I heard a soft but very
unusual sound overhead.

Looking up for the sound, there was a silver P-47 at very low power
descending for a pattern entry at Centennial Airport, Colorado. (APA) I
don't know what is going on but that was a very nice airplane sound.

Bill Daniels


A guy has a T-28 at a local private airstip. I'm almost directly on the
extended centerline, a couple miles out. I get to see him fly over (pretty
low) a couple times a month. My wife has grown used to me launching out the
front door, to see him go by! g

She is also used to me getting frisky right after that, because it gives me
a hard on every time! :-)
--
Jim in NC

I step out of the back door of my hanger and am within 50 feet of one,
sometimes 2 P-47's (GKT - Gatlinburg- Pigeon Forge airport -
Sevierville, TN). One flys on a regular basis. Yep, nothing better.
Please come see them at the Tennessee Museum of Aviation
(http://www.tnairmuseum.com).

Jerry Wass wrote:
Lucky YOU!!!!

Bill Daniels wrote:


I was in the back yard working on my bird when I heard a soft but very
unusual sound overhead.

Looking up for the sound, there was a silver P-47 at very low power
descending for a pattern entry at Centennial Airport, Colorado. (APA) I
don't know what is going on but that was a very nice airplane sound.

Bill Daniels

Nothing like the sound of a round engine....

Leanne

Yeah, but the one thing that makes a round engine sound that much sweeter is:

knowing it belongs to someone else. (Learned from years of experience)

Not P-47 related but some guy in a Mitsubishi turbo-prop screecehs over
my place at about 1000 agl everynight about 6;30 pm. Must be a commuter
between San Diego and Phoenix

Building The Perfect Beast) wrote:

Nothing like the sound of a round engine....

Leanne

Yeah, but the one thing that makes a round engine sound that much sweeter is:

knowing it belongs to someone else. (Learned from years of experience)
++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++

Yeah...
Until your turbine shoots craps. (8-0


Barnyard BOb --