But, that aside, what do you think of the photos???
Did you like nothing about any of the photos?
Come on - just a little "But, that aside, I really liked your - - - - - ?????
Wonderful series - Thanks for the post
Hocus-Pocus wouldn't you say??
What is he doing with the results of his destruction?
Oh yeah, I bet that is what the huge dump truck is for??
I understand that they bring it up on the elevator?
Hocus-Pocus wouldn't you say??
What is he doing with the results of his destruction?
Oh yeah, I bet that is what the huge dump truck is for??
I understand that they bring it up on the elevator?
Back in days of old (60's up) after 4 in the Air Force I was in the TANG 134thARG located in Knoxville, TN (McGhee Tyson Air Base. We were one of several air refueling groups in the US and during that time one of the groups was in Rhein Mein constantly. We just rotated around as scheduled. We used to refuel fighters about half-way from US to Germany across the ocean. Amazing to see a bunch ease up behind you and station off to the right, then move in one at a time to refuel and then form up on the left. When the squadron was fueled they would thank us and haul butt. We (those of us who weren't crew-I was radio and radar maintenance) would go back and lay on the boom operators back and watch out his window while he refueled the fighters. Here you are 20 feet from all of the known airborne weaponry in the world and you just hope the pilot is having a good day. All you can see is a chrome reflecting shield on his helment. What's amazing is the little "eye" on the nose of the rockets slung under the wings of the fighters. They are continuously searching frantically for anything with a heat source and you just hope the pilot doesn't go "postal" on us. Ahhh - the Good Ole Days, eh?
Be on the lookout at yard sales, etc. I found a Gitzo with one leg stripped at one of the adjustment rings. Gave $25 for it and sent it back to Gitzo and took advantage of their lifetime warranty. Was returned to me with the needed repair and the entire pod gone over completely. Ended up with a $250+ pod for less than $40 (cost plus freight)
The only way - I rescued a little Chorkie at the Brunswick,GA facility. She is without doubt the best pet puppy I have ever had. 9 months old now and wide open - loves everybody and every thing. She was part of a 5 member litter and all went the same day.
Makes you feel good when they come up to you and let you know how much they love you.
Wonderful - been out of pocket for a few weeks. Glad to be back and see your fantastic captures
As always - another great set. Well done.
Fantastic capture - Thanks
Fantastic - Thanks for sharing
Really great captures - thanks for the post
Excellent capture - thanks for the post