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Post by Vonsmalhausen on Aug 14, 2005 23:53:51 GMT 2
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Post by kristof on Aug 15, 2005 21:47:07 GMT 2
Very nice shots. I had seen pics of there before on Airliners.net and it looks like a great place for us photographers ;D
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Post by Vonsmalhausen on Aug 15, 2005 23:04:56 GMT 2
it is a SUPERB place of-course, you need some luck with traffic ; the first day (monday afternoon) we saw nothing, probably due to crop-dusting activity by a helicopter nearby on tuesday we got 14 Hawks and 2 Jags and wednesday we where treated with 21 ;D Hawks (most of them coming by pairs) and that superb Tornado it's a tough climb op those hills, but worth the effort to be honest, the Jaguar shot was made by my friend, but i putted it in my collection anyway normally i'll put the rest of my pics on-line friday.
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Post by Chrisse on Aug 16, 2005 19:19:06 GMT 2
Wow, that looks terrific!
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Post by Vonsmalhausen on Aug 19, 2005 20:16:53 GMT 2
here is the collection of pics i took at the loop tfp.fotopic.net/c658679.htmlas usual, click on the first thumbnail, and then just on the pic to see the next i can give you just one advise : if you ever have the opportunity to go there,.... don't hesitate !!!!!!!
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Post by Fabke on Aug 19, 2005 20:30:20 GMT 2
Wow , super shots I must say !!! Seems to be much better than an airshow Must be very exciting to see those planes flying some meters from the ground/hills at high speed , I think it's must be a great feeling for those pilots too
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Post by Vonsmalhausen on Aug 19, 2005 21:20:13 GMT 2
well, there are always some "death" moments with no traffic, specially between 12 and 14.30 hrs, but overall you can expect at least one plane every 45 minutes ; the second day we had 17 planes, the third 23 but yes, WHEN there's one ( ore a pair ) passing, it's better than on a airshow they are some 50/60 meters from you and up to 40/50 meters below if you go up to the top. it is already certain that we go back at least once next year
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