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Old 05-14-2005, 08:01 PM   #1
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A-26 Invader
This A-26 is owned and flown by George Lancaster of Wilmington, NC
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Sweet!
I wish I lived near a good collection of flying vintage planes. Ah well.
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Old 05-14-2005, 08:23 PM   #3
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where do you live?
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Nova Scotia, Canada. Only static aircraft here I'm afraid.
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That's sad to hear. You should move to the US, haha
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It'd certainly be worth the trip. I'd kill to see the beautiful collections at Camarillo and other spots.
There are collections of flyers here in Canada, but they're a little west of where I am now.
I've seen the ones at Hamilton and Tillsonburg in Ontario, but that was quite a while ago. And I've yet to get to see the Lancaster fly.
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I'm lucky, I live near Duxford when I'm not at uni so I can go to all the airshows there relatively easily
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