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 Post subject: Brainerd, MN F9F
PostPosted: Fri Dec 12, 2008 7:20 pm 
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I was out getting some IFR practice (in a snowstorm of course) and stopped in at Brainerd for some lunch. I was plesantly surprised to see this polesitter...
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Hey, even with my limited skills I can improve that one...

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That looks a tad dangerous JDK :shock:

Is the nose gear well open a crack on that or is it just me?


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Yes it was open a fair amount. Also, the wood was showing through the black paint on the nose guns :D


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Not a bad looking Couger, thanks!


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Who doesn't like a nice cougar? :wink:


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Nice shots, thanks for posting them.


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Like most Cougars, it looks better from a distance.


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At my age a cougar would be a scary thing ! :shock: :D

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for the harsh weather their, that f9f is well cared for.

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Anyone know the BuNo?


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Not to worry Rick, they generally pursue 22 year olds- :P

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That's good to know Inspector, I was afraid that if a cougar started chasing me that she might fall and break a hip ! :lol:

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