The Great Dorset Steam Fair

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Re: The Great Dorset Steam Fair

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Ian , sorry to have missed you , BUT unusual manoeuvres indeed ... don't forget I wuz BEA with no white gloves , thus sweaty palms .
Hopefully you've a pm ...

ATB dave f .

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Re: The Great Dorset Steam Fair

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dfarrow wrote:Ian , sorry to have missed you , BUT unusual manoeuvres indeed ... don't forget I wuz BEA with no white gloves , thus sweaty palms .
Hopefully you've a pm ...

ATB dave f .
All light aircraft manoeuvres look unusual to me, Dave! I'm not a natural flyer :lol:

I've received your PM, thank you, and there's a reply in your inbox :thumbsup:

Ian :)

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Hi Ian.Another set of great pics.Sorry for replying to the wrong post.I'd better to get over to other other post and apologise to Richard :doh: EricT
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Fabulous pictures Ian and much enjoyed here :)

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Indeed,

Richard I vote for the last of the photo's displayed. I love that time of day when artificial light slighty overpowers natural light. Some settings make me wish it would hang on for longer than it does, which can be quiet quick.

Well done,

Joe




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Ian : with your interest in the ploughing engines etc. , have you ever read Landscape with Machines by Tom ( LTC ) Rolt ? It was a favourite book of mine which I lost at some stage, but I believe SH copies are still available , and it deals extensively and nostalgically with the history of steam powered ploughing / threshing machines before the mighty combine took over

Dave F : don't you still teach recovery from unusual attitudes, or was that only for the IMC/ IR ? Being a bit of a bastard, I used to go on to make them do it on limited panel, because if you can cope with that, you can cope with anything

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:lol: :lol: :lol:

These posts are going all over the place! At least everybody gets two goes at a comment and every one's a winner. All the fun of the fair! And very appropriate with all the shiny showman's engines on display :Dance:

Chris - it took me about 30 seconds from reading your post to find and order a s/h copy of that book. Just what I need, methinks. I'm looking forward to it immensely. BTW, I have nothing but respect for anything Dave F can do. He's my hero :lol:

Ian :)

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Re: The Great Dorset Steam Fair

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speedbird591 wrote::lol: :lol: :lol:

These posts are going all over the place!


Ian :)
Thanks to Eric!

:lol: I actually thought I was in Richards thread!

Ohh and
Thanks for posting the one with my name on it, (Joseph)

B)smk That's the best piccy in the lot!



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