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Old 05-23-2005, 05:00 PM   #1
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JEFFERSON COUNTY AIRPORT, BROOMFIELD COLORADO, USA - FLY-IN
Had a little fly in this weekend. On Friday evening while the airport was setting up for this event, I decided to fly around my self. Enjoy the shots, feel free to download!
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Sweet shots!
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Nice! I love the Staggerwing. You get to have all the fun!
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Thanks guys! Evan, since you liked the Staggerwing, got another shot. The Emblem on the side says "US Embassy, London!"
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Some really nice pictures Fly I personley like the Stang do you know if its based around an original or is it a replica.
Id love to get a PPL but unfortunately I don't have enough dosh spare to get and retain one.
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I didn't know the Vampire had wing tanks, is that a modification that they went through?

Great pics Flyboy!
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Some really nice pictures Fly I personley like the Stang do you know if its based around an original or is it a replica.
Id love to get a PPL but unfortunately I don't have enough dosh spare to get and retain one.
Thanks!

From what I understand this Mustang is from an orginal, a "Stateside" bird that served in a National Guard unit into the 1950s.

Hey, if the pond was narrower I'd be glad to help you out with a PPL! Never though I'd have mine, things just worked out and I thank my lucky stars daily!
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The cheapest course I've found so far in the UK is £5399 ($9880) and
plane rental to retain your ticket comes out around £85($155) per hour (Cessna 152) this dos'nt include books, medical fees, landing fees, ect
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Great pics! I love the MiG-17
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The cheapest course I've found so far in the UK is £5399 ($9880) and
plane rental to retain your ticket comes out around £85($155) per hour (Cessna 152) this dos'nt include books, medical fees, landing fees, ect
GOD THAT'S AWFUL! I'm in a partial ownership and pay $50 an hour for a 172.

Now I know why so many folks come here for their PPL!
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I didn't know the Vampire had wing tanks, is that a modification that they went through?
You know Mossie, I'm not sure, maybe something the Swiss did?!?
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