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Saturday at the local (Read 607 times)
Feb 10
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What a glorious weekend! Here's selection from my usual spot at Shoreham on Saturday. A couple of unusual birds in there.
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Feb 10
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Gorgeous shots, Doug. Send some of that sunshine this way. Been cold, windy and snowy all weekend.
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Nice catch on that forward slipping Eagle, Doug..........not a very regular occurance at any venue outside of an airshow....
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The aircraft in number two looks like a mini Dornier 328
Marvelous shots Doug
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Feb 10
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Awesome shots, Doug!!
Love the Eagle II shot!!
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Feb 11
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Thanks everyone.
Rifleman wrote
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, 2008 at 10:33pm:
Nice catch on that forward slipping Eagle, Doug..........not a very regular occurance at any venue outside of an airshow....
Not always apparent in a photo but it's a common sight at Shoreham or anywhere a number of aerobatic types are based. It's the only practical way to land this type of aircraft. If you check the rudder the Stampe in #3 is also sideslipping although at a gentler angle. (The term 'forward slip' appears to be an American expression.)
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The aircraft in number two looks like a mini Dornier 328
It's a Partenavia P68B. We don't see many in this part of the world.
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Great mixture there Doug, I'm green with envy
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Quite a haul in your net this time!
I am also envious... of the weather you've been having!
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Hagar wrote
on Feb 10
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, 2008 at 7:48pm:
What a glorious weekend! Here's selection from my usual spot at Shoreham on Saturday. A couple of unusual birds in there.
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That's one good looking aeroplane!
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Feb 11
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, 2008 at 8:58am
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Great set of photo's there Doug,
also nice catch with g-rvre (used to be d-gifr) who's a resident at liverpool
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Feb 11
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Send me some sun dude! Its -20 here
those are cool pictures. I like the one with the 7th one down lol
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Feb 11
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Wonderful shots Doug...very nice...
Cheers...Happy Landings...Doug
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Very crisp pictures
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Excellent stuff one more!
The Partenavia sure looks different...
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