Eugene Regis:
Sydney HDR (2)
lightonthewater:
Beautiful Bolt
Jorge M. Rosa:
Alpi di Siusi
Phil's Pixels:
The Backbone of the World
Wildlife_2010:
Red squirrel
enneafive:
Pastoral scene
carrolldeweese:
5C2B3354_DxO
carrolldeweese:
5C2B3396_DxO
carrolldeweese:
5C2B3402_DxO
Alfred Fartknocker:
This revetment at Hatzerim held 7 Kfirs and a single F-4E Phantom. 514 is the nearest Kfir C.7 and the F-4 is 68-0524. The other Kfirs are 419, 725, 826, 853, 886 & 895.
Alfred Fartknocker:
An Austrian AF EF2000 Typhoon displays at Leuchars. 7L-WD is ex 98+43.
Alfred Fartknocker:
Rolls-Royce operate this Spitfire PR.XIX PS853/ C, seen at Leuchars. What a beauty!
Alfred Fartknocker:
Prestwick sees a lot of USAF heavy transports. C-17A 07-7186 seen getting airborne with the 437 AW from Charleston AFB.
Alfred Fartknocker:
A Kazakh AF Sukhoi Su-30SM flies at Astana, Kazakhstan. 02 red is a 'FLANKER-H' to NATO.
Alfred Fartknocker:
A Kazakh Eurocopter EC145, 10 yellow, flies at Astana, Kazakhstan. Eurocopter have a factory in Astana and will produce these as the KH145. This one flew as D-HADI & D-HABG before coming East.
Alfred Fartknocker:
The Supermarine Swift wasn't a huge success but it was a sturdy aircraft and kinda found its niche as a low level recce' jet. Only a few have survived including this FR.5, WK281 preserved at Tangmere.
Alfred Fartknocker:
McDonnell made the F-101 Voodoo, and 53-2422 is only the fifth example. This NF-101A is derelict on the Edwards AFB photo range. It's possible to visit this after a few hundred yards of walking from a public road.
Alfred Fartknocker:
The first time I saw one of these, I confess to having no idea what it was. It's a Douglas B-23 Dragon. This one is 39-047 (N880L) preserved at Castle AFB Air Museum near Atwater, CA.
Alfred Fartknocker:
Fox Field near Lancaster, CA gets its fair share of Firebombers. This Lockheed Neptune is SP-2E N807NA, ex Bu.Aer 131424. It has stopped flying and is destined for the Estrella Warbirds AM in California.
Alfred Fartknocker:
The Museum at Fox Field, CA closed, but some of the larger a/c linger on outside. Fairchild C-119C 48-322 is only the fourth built and the oldest survivor after flying as N13745. Note the jet scabbed onto the top to help it along.
Alfred Fartknocker:
This 'Legacy Hornet' last flew as NASA 842 at nearby Edwards AFB. Bu.Aer 161214 is an F/A-18A and has ended up this pole outside the Clear Channel Baseball ground in Lancaster, CA. N842NA is only the thirteenth built.
gerardclubfoto:
Voiture du Futur
D.Purkhart:
Klein und Groß...
stebbs007@hotmail.co.uk:
Feline observation
Isabelle OLLIVIER:
La lune
