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Tue Apr 07, 2009 4:53 pm

That last one is undoubtedly the best.

Ryan

Tue Apr 07, 2009 8:22 pm

Ztex wrote:Flyover on opening day at the Ballpark...Texas Rangers

I picked a spot to try and catch the B-1. I was listening on the radio and heard the National Anthem..I knew he had to be close...

Then over the buildings came the bird....
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But there were TWO! :D

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Man I bet that sounded like five space shuttles taking off :!: :shock: BTW hows that A-Rod paying off for you? :rofl:

Tue Apr 07, 2009 8:26 pm

Howards Bearcat :D :D :D

Sorry no pikys :oops: :cry:

Tue Apr 07, 2009 8:28 pm

Saw this one on Sunday. Love that sound!

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Tue Apr 07, 2009 8:33 pm

That Aero Union P2V Neptune flew over the house again today. But this time, he gave a big ol' wing-wag as he went by. :D I was on my forklift, moving some parts around, when I saw it. At first I thought he was just avoiding other traffic or something, but nobody was flying in the area. Heck, he probably wasn't saying howdy to me at all, but with the PBY and the C-45 & C-97 bits I've got laying around the yard (which are pretty easy to see from the air), I can't help but think he saw them.....well that, and the fact I've got "Austin Acres" cut out of the grass & weeds that makes about a half acre billboard. :wink:

Yeah, now that I think about it, that ol' Neptune was surely waving to me. Well.....that's what I want to believe anyway. :-)

Gary

Wed Apr 08, 2009 2:30 am

John Sessions' P-51D 'H3LL-ER-BUST ' returning to KPAE after engine top overhaul @ KBLI @ Bill Anders place. too far away on Southbound R/H for 16L for a photo but the binoculars were stuck to my face!!! GADS but I love my work cubicle!!!!

Wed Apr 08, 2009 9:19 am

The Inspector wrote:John Sessions' P-51D 'H3LL-ER-BUST ' returning to KPAE after engine top overhaul @ KBLI @ Bill Anders place. too far away on Southbound R/H for 16L for a photo but the binoculars were stuck to my face!!! GADS but I love my work cubicle!!!!


Our loss :cry: Your gain :)

Sorry to see it go...

Wed Apr 08, 2009 9:31 am

retroaviation wrote:.....well that, and the fact I've got "Austin Acres" cut out of the grass & weeds that makes about a half acre billboard. :wink:

Gary


You need to post a picture of that!

Wed Apr 08, 2009 9:54 am

Sorry no pics, but we have a nice red Pilatus PC-7 in the hangar we did an Annual on. 8)
Robbie

Wed Apr 08, 2009 5:24 pm

Zachary wrote:
retroaviation wrote:.....well that, and the fact I've got "Austin Acres" cut out of the grass & weeds that makes about a half acre billboard. :wink:

Gary


You need to post a picture of that!


Well, I cannot fly anymore, so someone else will have to fly over and snap a picture. :-(

Gary

Sat Apr 11, 2009 4:29 am

flying on popsicle sticks but very well maintained gate guards at lahm ohio air national guard base mansfield ohio. f -100 & f-84..... 04 /10 /09

Mon Apr 13, 2009 2:48 pm

Saw a B-2 today circling for the Dodger's opening day.
Clouds cleared off when she left but I had put the camera back. 8)
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Tue Apr 14, 2009 7:13 pm

I did a road trip to Knox County Regional Airport in Owlshead, ME over the past two days. While working the CE-560-XL I was there for I was treated to the sounds of a few of Owls Head Transportation Museum's aircraft flying the pattern. The weather this morning was chilly, but clear, gusting to 15. The first to go up was a Super Cub, then the Tiger Moth, a Stearman. After that I heard a runup of what I thought was going to be a flight of the Triplane, but it was running a little rough. Great day up there though, there was about a 6 inch pile of snow left on the edge of the ramp still.

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Tue Apr 14, 2009 10:58 pm

the b-2 has just incredible lines!!! it looks like somebody took a scissors to that pic!!!

Wed Apr 15, 2009 8:03 pm

At 7:15 CST two miles due East of the Farmington VOR I scrambled outside to catch a glimce of the source of the sweet sound of twin radials. It had to be the CAF's B-25 from So. St. Paul on a West, South-West heading and her shiny tail feathers glistening in the sun light! Beautiful sight and sound! Keep them flying!!! Hugh
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