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Posted By:
Hal Brown
Date Posted:
Apr 7, 2007
Description:
This isn't much of a picture, really, but it seems--to me--to suggest one kind of connection to the world that I often experience flying the SeaRey. At any rate, this was the last photo I took on a flight that lasted 4.6 Hobbes hours, FCI-2VA3-QNX-Lake Chesdin-2VA3-FCI. And at the end I didn't want to come down.
Date Taken:
Apr 7, 2007
Place Taken:
SE VA
Owner:
Don Maxwell
File Name:
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Category:
23, Max Pix
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Dave Lima - Apr 07,2007
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I don't think they are ducks, however thanks for all the nice pics.
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Frank A. Carr - Apr 08,2007
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May not be ducks, per se, but I suppose they're headed your way, Dave.
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Don Maxwell - Apr 08,2007
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Maybe geese, Dave. Here's the best I could make of that shot (and it's the best of six shots):<br /><br />They were V-ed up better when I first saw them. Flying from left to right. Long necks--could be geese, although the wingtips appear to be pointed more like ducks'.
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Jeff Arnold - Apr 07,2007
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Where was the splashin Don? I could have taken all those pictures from my (former) Cherokee 6.
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Don Maxwell - Apr 08,2007
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Aw, sorry, Jeff! The only splash was at the west end of Lake Chesdin. It was almost dark by then and the water, glassy, so I didn't take time to reach for the camera. When we were out at the Outer Banks, the wind was about 15G25 across the beach, so it seemed prudent not to land there.
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