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Old 05-07-2008, 01:44 PM   #1
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BBC NEWS | UK | Scotland | Tayside and Central | Lucky escape after biplane crash
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At least the old girl does not look to be wrecked that bad..Thats good...Not much to save you but in the old by planes if you wreck it ... To bad but it looks to me he allmost got her back on the planet before she nosed in ...
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Not only did they crash her, they 'raped' her aswell..???

Sorry, bad joke.. Seriously though, glad they got out alright, and hopefuly they'll be able to repair her to airworthy condition again.
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It will take some time, I'm sure, but I think it will fly again.

Glad the old boys are ok....

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