This, from my friendly skies today. It was crazy, a trio of these aircraft flew in together, likely coming from California or elsewhere on the West Coast.
Apologies for not zooming in closer for a better view, but what are the chances that these are the same aircraft photographed on the same day at separate locations thousands of miles distant?
The first one would land, the other two would circle back. Then the second one would land and the last one would again circle back before its landing.
This, from my friendly skies today. It was crazy, a trio of these aircraft flew in together, likely coming from California or elsewhere on the West Coast.
Apologies for not zooming in closer for a better view, but what are the chances that these are the same aircraft photographed on the same day at separate locations thousands of miles distant?
The first one would land, the other two would circle back. Then the second one would land and the last one would again circle back before its landing.
Here is a closer view of the above USAF Transport Aircraft from my concurrently taken video:
This mid May afternoon a convoy of three United States Air Force Transport Airplanes arrived in Alaska. The first landed and the following two then circled back with the second then landing.
Watch this video which captures the third, and final, plane descending for its landing after it has twice circled back:
@JWP said: Soap Box derby day in my hometown in Michigan when I was a little kid
Do they still have this race? I built Soap box derby cars for 30+ years, the race Is still pretty big in my hometown, held on the 4th of July every year.
@JWP said: Soap Box derby day in my hometown in Michigan when I was a little kid
Do they still have this race? I built Soap box derby cars for 30+ years, the race Is still pretty big in my hometown, held on the 4th of July every year.
I believe it is still an annual event.
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This, from my friendly skies today. It was crazy, a trio of these aircraft flew in together, likely coming from California or elsewhere on the West Coast.
Apologies for not zooming in closer for a better view, but what are the chances that these are the same aircraft photographed on the same day at separate locations thousands of miles distant?
The first one would land, the other two would circle back. Then the second one would land and the last one would again circle back before its landing.
It’s very unlikely they are the same planes. The plane I photographed is stationed in Southern California and it was in a flyover at an Angels baseball game for Military Awareness Night.
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DIY project #1. It may not work for #2.
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I have no idea what this creature is,and I'm not going to ask either🤢😵💫🤕
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Once in a Blue Moon ... (from yesterday's neighborhood walk)
And greeting me on my return home:
(He walked away pouting when I wouldn't come out and play basketball with him.)
This, from my friendly skies today. It was crazy, a trio of these aircraft flew in together, likely coming from California or elsewhere on the West Coast.
Apologies for not zooming in closer for a better view, but what are the chances that these are the same aircraft photographed on the same day at separate locations thousands of miles distant?
The first one would land, the other two would circle back. Then the second one would land and the last one would again circle back before its landing.
Moose Proofed!
This year the budding tulips and leaf sprouting raspberry branches survived last night's Moose walk by.
Here is a closer view of the above USAF Transport Aircraft from my concurrently taken video:
This mid May afternoon a convoy of three United States Air Force Transport Airplanes arrived in Alaska. The first landed and the following two then circled back with the second then landing.
Watch this video which captures the third, and final, plane descending for its landing after it has twice circled back:
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Soap Box derby day in my hometown in Michigan when I was a little kid
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Do they still have this race? I built Soap box derby cars for 30+ years, the race Is still pretty big in my hometown, held on the 4th of July every year.
This was the last car I built and my daughter raced that's yours truly in the picture.
I believe it is still an annual event.
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It’s very unlikely they are the same planes. The plane I photographed is stationed in Southern California and it was in a flyover at an Angels baseball game for Military Awareness Night.
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San Francisco Night 4 years ago. Forgot the reason for the purple lighting.
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NINERS
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April 6, 2020
San Francisco Honors Hospitality Workers With Purple Lighting At City Hall, Landmarks and Hotels
The Mysterious Egyptian Magic Coin
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@WillieBoyd2: thanks!
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Another DIY winner
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From Ripley's "Believe It or Not" short film No. 12 (1932):
Man collects tiny books, one is shown next to what the narrator says is a "quarter".
Believe It or Not
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we were able to get a picture of this nutria in the fence row in the Watertown TN back roads
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Thia is my son-in-laws 1979 Mercedes Unimog. A very rare vehicle in the USA.
This my daughters 1973 VW THING (THANG).
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**A Dove waiting for a bike ride
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