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Paramaribo Zorg en Hoop, August 15th, 2019
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Paramaribo Zorg en Hoop, August 15th, 2019
A day along the fence at paramaribo's Zorg en Hoop airport, resulted in the following.
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Re: Paramaribo Zorg en Hoop, August 15th, 2019
A real pleasure to watch these rare aircraft captivated! Well done, 
Re: Paramaribo Zorg en Hoop, August 15th, 2019
Indeed nice to see a report from Surinam
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Re: Paramaribo Zorg en Hoop, August 15th, 2019
Mooi om te zien; Ben daar in 2006/07 6 maanden geweest:
Staan de CASA 212 er nog van de Surinaamse Luchtmacht?
Staan de CASA 212 er nog van de Surinaamse Luchtmacht?
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Re: Paramaribo Zorg en Hoop, August 15th, 2019
Was wondering there still is a concrete wall around the airfield, are there holes in it that did allow you making your shots or did you use stairs?
Any sign of the 3 Chetak helikopters of the Surinam Air Force?
Cheers,
Ranger
Any sign of the 3 Chetak helikopters of the Surinam Air Force?
Cheers,
Ranger
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Re: Paramaribo Zorg en Hoop, August 15th, 2019
As to above questions :
The concrete wall is still there, with no holes in it. I found a few humps of dirt and other elevations that enabled me to photograph over the wall. The first hump resulted in some 60 ant bites in my feet since it turned out to be an ants nest and I was only wearing flip-flops. After that it got better
I don't think the CASA's are still there, at least not on the spot they used to be.
A large new hangar has been built. I suspect the Cheetaks in there, but maybe the CASA's are too.
Been in Paramaribo for the most of three weeks, no sign of Cheetaks unfortunately.
A local told me they hardly ever fly.
The concrete wall is still there, with no holes in it. I found a few humps of dirt and other elevations that enabled me to photograph over the wall. The first hump resulted in some 60 ant bites in my feet since it turned out to be an ants nest and I was only wearing flip-flops. After that it got better
I don't think the CASA's are still there, at least not on the spot they used to be.
A large new hangar has been built. I suspect the Cheetaks in there, but maybe the CASA's are too.
Been in Paramaribo for the most of three weeks, no sign of Cheetaks unfortunately.
A local told me they hardly ever fly.
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Re: Paramaribo Zorg en Hoop, August 15th, 2019
Thx for your response. Hope your feet are healed after all those bites.marcel32us wrote:As to above questions :
The concrete wall is still there, with no holes in it. I found a few humps of dirt and other elevations that enabled me to photograph over the wall. The first hump resulted in some 60 ant bites in my feet since it turned out to be an ants nest and I was only wearing flip-flops. After that it got better
I don't think the CASA's are still there, at least not on the spot they used to be.
A large new hangar has been built. I suspect the Cheetaks in there, but maybe the CASA's are too.
Been in Paramaribo for the most of three weeks, no sign of Cheetaks unfortunately.
A local told me they hardly ever fly.
Cheers,
Ranger
Re: Paramaribo Zorg en Hoop, August 15th, 2019
Both CASA’s have been sold to a US company, afterwards they sold them to Botswana
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