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Posted By:
Nickens, Dan
Date Posted:
May 23, 2020
Description:
A secret SeaRey base out on the St. Johns River uncovered?
Date Taken:
4/29/2020
Place Taken:
Somewhere in the wilds of the St. Johns River
Owner:
Nickens, Dan
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Category:
Florida Fun Flying
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Nickens, Dan - May 22,2020
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There are plenty of places to hide, and for inquiring eyes to look.
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Nickens, Dan - May 22,2020
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Some former hiding spots are mostly gone in the current dry season.
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Nickens, Dan - May 22,2020
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There is no hiding major targeting opportunities for SeaReys bold enough to venture deep into the Ocala National Forrest.
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Nickens, Dan - May 22,2020
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Lord Humugus and the Marauders rampaging in the apocalypse? Where is Mad Max 2 stop them?
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Nickens, Dan - May 22,2020
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The forest looks full of venomous machines, just waiting for victims to fly into their web, as nasty as a nest of murder hornets.
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Nickens, Dan - May 22,2020
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It makes targeting just too easy when the enemy builds bases to emulate a bulls eye.
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Nickens, Dan - May 22,2020
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Not every target is worthy of attack. Headliner: The latest model of the Fake News F-1000 Supercilious Fighter, stuck soft quicksand.
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Nickens, Dan - May 22,2020
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Who puts a clock on a targeted tower? Is it time to attack? No! Wait for the bell!
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Nickens, Dan - May 22,2020
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So, hiding behind shipping containers may work against ground bound infantry, but not when the birds of prey operate from a higher space.
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Don Maxwell - May 23,2020
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These shots give entirely new meaning to "contain the enemy." Containment IS the enemy here!
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Nickens, Dan - May 22,2020
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The duplicitous defenders have sneaky schemes to make bombing more difficult: putting the targets on a giant rotating record player is just one of their devious plans.
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Eric Robertson - Jun 04,2020
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Hahaha... not a good area to stop for a family picnic.
"Honey, do you hear something?" he said, pausing before taking a bite of his sandwich. His wife shook her head, "You and your imagination. What the..."
shhhhh.... BOOM!
"Hey, we're trying to eat our LUNCH, people!"
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Nickens, Dan - May 22,2020
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This guy apparently spun out trying to escape.
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Nickens, Dan - May 22,2020
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Just off the playing field, a light brigade awaits it's time on target.
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Nickens, Dan - May 22,2020
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Beware! When the heavy reserves are called in it's going to get real!
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Nickens, Dan - May 22,2020
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After the hot-blooded thrill of aerially surveiling the apocalypse unleashed, it's nice to have a spring-fed pond for chilling.
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Bill West - May 22,2020
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Makes me want to flour bomb something.
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Don Maxwell - May 23,2020
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Dan, your expedition into the St. Johns River wildland is great fun. But all along I kept thinking about the once-great Dead Fleet in the James River--which is now hardly even a memory. The last time I flew over it, there were only three or four vessels, and not the grand flotilla of yore, either. Of course, their purpose is different from your stealthy Containment Force. I don't recall anyone attacking the Dead Fleet.
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Steve Kessinger - May 23,2020
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We had one of those out near Vallejo, CA, where I grew up, Don, and like yours, it's long gone. Among other noteables, it included the battleship USS Iowa, the Glomar Explorer, and the Hughes Mining Barge, containing the Sea Shadow (think Dan imaged that once during a west coast sojourn.).
Luckily, some adventurous souls snuck onboard over a couple of years and explored.
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Inside the Ghost Ships of the Mothball Fleet
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Nickens, Dan - May 23,2020
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There is just something about abandoned places, shipwrecks, and relics, Don, that excite the imagination. But maybe it's just because I'm a scavenger at heart. When it was pointed out that my project car-of-the-month was nothing but rust and bolts, I'd say, "But it's a Classic!" It's always sad to see the classics fade into oblivion.
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