Now listen hear old chap. When I said for you to do a recon over the lines I meant exactly that. Not through the bloody things!
Scabbed this from another site. I wonder how the recovery bods got that one down and back to base.
Recon OVER the lines
Now listen hear old chap. When I said for you to do a recon over the lines I meant exactly that. Not through the bloody things!
Scabbed this from another site. I wonder how the recovery bods got that one down and back to base.
Power lines and other hazards have been a problem for low-flying beings since the beginning of flight, probably back to the first days when a giant insect smacked into a tall-growing fern...hasn't even been completely solved to this day.
Perhaps he was reading between the lines.
"We could sell this idea to the Navy.."
Sapiens qui vigilat... "He is wise who watches"
Now who's 'shooting a line'?
Tapping the phone lines ..
Just like a Fly in a Spiders web.
I once saw a pic of a Tiger Moth lodged in the top of a tree which triggered someone to write a poem about it.
Obviously it's a landing in Poleish territory.
Originally Posted by ReducedAirFact
Not "Over" the Lines But---
Found this one on Facebook today & just had to post.
Obviously a bird watcher.
Just branching out...
I laugh in the face of danger - then I hide until it goes away!
Taking cammo a step too far !
Sapiens qui vigilat... "He is wise who watches"
Is that the pilot walking his way back to the infantry
Karl
It is impossible for a man to begin to learn what he thinks he knows. -- Epictetus
treemendous photo again Baz
Good photographs, Gary and Barry.
All that classroom instruction about lining up your target perfected.
And ex-infantry men become pilots bringing their cover with them.
Great photos1
looks like the 1st guy found the problem with the phone lines; himself.
looks like the german 2 seater wanted a family reunion...........
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