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Oh, that's cool! I have hit the "chaff" button in many video games. :)
That looks like a spider exploding babies.
I took this picture the other day down near Yuma. But then I drove a few blocks down and passed the Pima Air and Space museum which is a WAY cooler site with all kinds of awesome stuff. Interesting enough to just look up on Google Earth and take a browse through the inventory. I'm especially interested in the plane that looks to be the size of a blue whale.
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What I love about pictures like these, is just imagine how much money is out in that field, decaying.
Each one of those are millions of dollars, and here I am, doing what I do, and maybe I will do a "big deal," but it will never equal the price of even one of those airplanes.
And there are hundreds of those airplanes...
There is always a bigger fish...
Man, the Stratotanker is 64 years old, I'd never have guessed.
Great place to take a tour. Went some 20 years ago. Very cool!
My view isnt as cool.Quote:
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I think you still win the "Best Corner Office" contest. But it's farthest from the executive washroom.Quote:
Originally Posted by Hoser
I've always wondered, can you get to the cockpit from the back, or are you stuck in the back for the entire ride?Quote:
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Not a picture of a plane but close, looks like a Spitfire Rolls Royce engine mounted on a sleek boat, called a "Water-Slider".
Picture was taken on the Seine river in Paris, 1948. This thing would have made one hell of a racket!
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