EAA Fly-In Arlington 7/9/11

coffelt2 wrote:
Here are a few from today. You may notice lack of professionalism,
several excuses, please just take 'em raw and unpolished.

Old Chief Lynn
These are gorgeous! The big pictures, to me, give a great sense of
being there.

Regards

Syke

On Sun, 10 Jul 2011 09:30:23 +0100, Syke
wrote:

coffelt2 wrote:
Here are a few from today. You may notice lack of professionalism,
several excuses, please just take 'em raw and unpolished.

Old Chief Lynn
These are gorgeous! The big pictures, to me, give a great sense of
being there.

Regards

Syke

Second that!

Thanks Chief - the only day I could bum a ride was Thursday, gave up
when we got there and it was raining hard with ceilings at a couple
hundred feet ~below~ the deck... Looked like very little had arrived
at that point, and nothing was daring to sneak in. =(

Bob ^,,^

"Bob (not my real pseudonym)" wrote in message
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On Sun, 10 Jul 2011 09:30:23 +0100, Syke
wrote:

coffelt2 wrote:
Here are a few from today. You may notice lack of professionalism,
several excuses, please just take 'em raw and unpolished.

Old Chief Lynn
These are gorgeous! The big pictures, to me, give a great sense of
being there.

Regards

Syke

Second that!

Thanks Chief - the only day I could bum a ride was Thursday, gave up
when we got there and it was raining hard with ceilings at a couple
hundred feet ~below~ the deck... Looked like very little had arrived
at that point, and nothing was daring to sneak in. =(

Bob ^,,^

An eclectic set of aircraft, and certainly not what one can see every day.
Thanks for sharing. Having the people in the pictures gives a sense of scale
and atmosphere and the quality looks good to me: no further polish needed.

Cheers,

Indrek Aavisto


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