LINDA thank you -

PS glance at the weather & Snow, and down style jackets - that - as I recall was first week October

BEST
SkylanePilot

yes all these images were take thru the Buggy windows

the windows are like Bus windows of years past - & were about 10 or 11 feet off the ground


Regards
Skylane Pilot

When I point out this rabbit -- most could not see it - OK I did zoom the picture ------
BUT I said dont look for a rabbit- look for a WHITE spot in the brush then the Black eye

P Bear walking towards Buggy Snowing

Inside of Tundra Buggy

I have been on a "the tundra Buggy " tour. First understand the buggy is very large. the floor inside is about 6ft 4/or 6" above ground level - I am 6ft3" & could stand up straight with with ample head room.
What we were told. once out near the bear area - NO ONE OUTSIDE ., these bears have eaten for months & are simply awaiting the ice to freeze, to go back hunting seals, the show up in and around Churchill because the Churchill River ( fresh H20 ) enters the "BAY" at churchill & sense its is dumping fresh in to the salt bay it freezes before further North. I will add a couple images , 1 will be the inside of BUGGY, 1 is one of a lot of images
2nd image is a Rabbit - I saw several & kept pointing out the rabbit - must others just said they could not see it

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Skylanergpilot@gmail.com

Zack, thanks for sharing.. brings back a flood or memories, 16 or so years ago, I flew in with my son, son in-law
the the event, camped under the wing,.............
lots of details to arrive, but will save it for another thread...
regards,
Skylanergpilot.

That is a GREAT news find...... NOW I have seen several , & realize that paint scheme is "period correct" !!
& thank you for sharing this tid bit of history......

I am a fan of the Mustang & the Corsair ......... heck I still watch re-runs of Bah Bah Black sheep.

SKylanergpilot

this is truly the first RED corsair & first P51 with badly imitated P47 like teeth painted on I have ever seen

BUT well taken pictures

Moshe-
I actually believe it is the top of Mount Katahdin, in Baxter State Park. to get the first rays of sun.

regards

Blaster34

great shots - my wife & I were there a year ago.... your images of Gullfoss.... are so close to mine they are almost identical.
I did manage a puffin image . I hope you get the chance the little bird.... be quick they are faster than on would think

regards

Scott
great shot. I have walked under this C47 wing & stood beside the floats......... at the WVL airport.
One can not appreciate the size of the C47 on floats until you do .... its a Beast !

that was back in Telford aviation day ...........

John M

SonyDog this reminds of a small photo project I undertook during a Photography class in the mid 70's as a tech elective while studying engineering. my self made & professor approved assignment was to capture the muzzle blast of a 44 mag handgun, using a Minolta SRT 201 B&W, film as I recall asa400.... what was that tri x or plus x??
trust me it took ,during daytime, many many attempts. I mean several rolls of film, back to lab to find failure... try again .... repeat , repeat....
the final positive result was done by the following & we took 4 images
Photo done at Night, with out saying in a place (aka gravel pit)
aperture was "small" for DOF
shutter on "BULB"
we did use a small flash
focus was ... with out saying , manual accomplished using flashlight,
timing was as follows
shooter of gun ready , when you hear the shutter open or see flash ..fire gun
release shutter ,
move camera angle for next & re-do

Each photo came out .....
I wish I still had the images..... image captured flash one of which , we never realized.... gun was a revolver... so there wash flash or blast from 2 places..... head space between cylinder & barrel..... and at muzzle..... muzzle was about 2 feet long ....

good luck with your project

The entire area is pretty amazing- this was taken after taking off out of Pullman Moscow Regional airport ( KPUW ) I thought the crop beginning to show yellow showed the dune like hills of the area. I think the crop was Rape Seed for making canola oil

David
many thanks Brought back memories. Been Old Iron sides several times If you are a history buff... where did the masts, yardarms etc come from ? Where do the term "Kings Pine" come from ?
masts came from Maine .... actually at least one not farm from where O grew up

if you like a little history , an article describing masts & there sizes
https://www.mainewoodlandowners.org/articles/uss-constitution-maine-masts-for-legendary-ship

David Thank you again - great photos