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Darren...paging Darren...

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Very nice Steve.:encouragement:

O Canada indeed.

Suds for Uli.:icon29:

Thanks Jim.

Grainy sesquiplane up next. Sorry Darren, not from the 1950's or 60's!

https://i.imgur.com/pAEoHXr.jpg

One of my favorite flying boats. Hall XP2H.

It says the FB.11 was "destroyed" in a crash in November 1916. Wonder if that was a fatal accident or more of a rough landing? Sure would not have wanted to sit in the luggage rack!

You think correct!:guinness:

Back across the pond-

Struts ahoy!

https://i.imgur.com/tXO5krH.jpg

That Sir, is the Armstrong-Whitworth AW.29.

Hi Tom,

Found a smallish b/w photo of it here:

https://irandpcorp.com/products/312bg/


That is great to hear you are friends with the pilot!

Kevin

Salon mystery solved. Chris.:guinness:




Rob, I have wondered about that quite a bit over the years. It must have been commonplace to be sitting at a sidewalk cafe enjoying your favorite...

Of course it's a Salon photo!

https://i.imgur.com/PE6Pjm2.jpg

Sadly, there is a lot of water under the bridge here and not much to be gained with further comments.

All is not what it seems in public view.

Thread closed.

Randoming up to Geraldton Ontario.

https://i.imgur.com/VrhdVHR.jpg

Nothing more to add.:very_drunk:

Over to Lefty.

Thanks Uli.

This photo was taken in Poland.

https://i.imgur.com/aTSFbc7.jpg

Hard to resist a golden era twin boomer. This is the Barkley-Warwick BW-1.

Boom! Chris has it.:very_drunk:

Thanks Jim.


Onward with a fighter/bomber or was that bomber/fighter?

https://i.imgur.com/Dc2sWZg.jpg

Tequilla powered TGAM/SEA Teziutlan.

Right on Mike.:very_drunk: Malta indeed and Coastal Command guise, just not sure of the Squadron. (Photo dated 1943).

Over to warmer Fife(?).

Thanks Robert. Woke up to -15C this morning and about 5" of snow. A near record low temp for this area. Our heater is struggling to keep the house at 18C inside. We are supposed to get hit with...

Genairco Cabin from Australia.

https://www.goodall.com.au/australian-aviation/genairco/genairco.html

Aviation history records that on 7-14-48, a flight of six de Havilland Vampires of 54 Squadron RAF flew from Stornaway Scotland by way of Keflavic and Goose Bay to Montreal. History also shows that...

Spot on Uli.:guinness: