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LAX today: Anatomy of a runway



 
 
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Old November 10th 06, 07:48 PM posted to alt.binaries.pictures.aviation
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Default LAX today: Anatomy of a runway

Here is a shot of a cross section of old runway (along with a friend I
have worked & car pooled with for over 26 years. We must look alike
because people have confused us the whole time.) I added him for scale.
He is six feet tall.

The first layer has been poured for probably 2/3 of the new runway. More
pictures to follow later.


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