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And yes, the mustangs (and others) were crazy low over the dirty hill and our heads. Loved the sound. Awesome!!
How did you get there? Is this an official spotters hill or is it for 'naughty' boys?FALCONCREST wrote:btw: standing on the dirt mountain on the other side of the runway is really awesome, never had warbirds that close and low over my head!
NaughtySlijfie wrote:Very nice shots Johan!
How did you get there? Is this an official spotters hill or is it for 'naughty' boys?FALCONCREST wrote:btw: standing on the dirt mountain on the other side of the runway is really awesome, never had warbirds that close and low over my head!
Rob
No, if you don't mind a 3 mile walk ( or are smarter than the rest and know where to drive 
) you can enjoy the mountain. thanks Stephan, has been corrected.Stephan Lodewijks wrote:Nice set!
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Stephan
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