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80,000 feet and climbing (Read 976 times)
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I really like the but second one, but it could use some afterburners.
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Ya know, I've been to Kadena AFB a several times and I can never find that sign....must be in a restricted area, being an SR-71 and all.
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Haha... that saying doesn't really make sense... if you were flying through a valley at 80,000, you wouldn't be anywhere on Earth.
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-Crossfire- wrote
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Haha... that saying doesn't really make sense... if you were flying through a valley at 80,000, you wouldn't be anywhere on Earth.
his valley is the air at 80,000 feet.
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yeah you wouldn't really be flying THROUGH a valley if you're at 80000ft, you be much more flying ABOVE it
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awesome shots of an amazing aircraft
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