Downwind at dusk

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Downwind at dusk

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I know I'm supposed to be in China flying Tridents, but it's thunderstorms there and sunny here, so couldn't resist a wee sneak home for a circuit in the Comet. Brucie bonus if you get the airport - the island in the background is a fairly accurate rendition of the real deal and I'm heading west-ish :)

Hope you enjoy

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Very nice Colin :D

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Thanks Garry......appreciated :)
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Pleasure

I especially like the effect on the ground which is not always 'in sympathy' with the sky to the correct degree, but nice here :)

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right Garry ,
MS wasn't known to show much sympathy, with it's scenery , or it's users.

Nice screenie Colin, :)

makes the lyrics from Pink Floyd come to mind....And you run, and you run to catch up with the sun, but it's sinking :tunes:
home , home again.. I like to be there when I can ...
When I come home cold and tired .It's good to warm my bones beside the fire


cheers

now off to youtube and play that song

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I wager its Prestwick, Isle of Arran in the background *-)
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Gordon,

Close, but no cigar ;)

Airport is Glasgow, downwind for 05, but spot on with Arran.

Have a beer on me :cheers:

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Cheers mate, Cracking shot by the way.

I recommend an Arran Dark then, if you can find one in the local store, a very nice ale brewed on the said island itself, in its only brewery. Has a very similar colour the the sky in your screenie to, lurvley :cheers: .

Come to think of it, looking at the shot a bit closer, you are a tad north for Prestwick :doh: should have known.

My other half's best mate lives right under the glide path of Glasgow's main runway, probably not far from where the Comet is in the shot. When I say close, you can count rivets in the underside of anything landing from the southwest when it passes over the garden, I'll have to get a few shots next time we're down there for you folks.
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