btw, the large print is always for the benefit of those using mobiles to read updates.
Late tries still welcome
CBFS SPOTTER
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Re: CBFS SPOTTER
Clues have come & gone, let's close this one tomorrow. 24 hours.
btw, the large print is always for the benefit of those using mobiles to read updates.
Late tries still welcome
btw, the large print is always for the benefit of those using mobiles to read updates.
Late tries still welcome
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Re: CBFS SPOTTER
16-06-22 results
Simon (simondix) looked like being our sole success for a while, then in trotted Ben and Keith (Dev One) for their diamonds
Then there were the clues.......= downgrade awards one notch....
AllanL got it on his second try, for silver
Finally, Mick, who was actually first responder, got there on his 4th suggestion. It didn't help that Mick initially thought he was looking at the underside of a high wing wreck. Top marks for enthusiasm,wooden patch for Spotting
Simon (simondix) looked like being our sole success for a while, then in trotted Ben and Keith (Dev One) for their diamonds
Then there were the clues.......= downgrade awards one notch....
AllanL got it on his second try, for silver
Finally, Mick, who was actually first responder, got there on his 4th suggestion. It didn't help that Mick initially thought he was looking at the underside of a high wing wreck. Top marks for enthusiasm,wooden patch for Spotting
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Kevin Farnell
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Re: CBFS SPOTTER
Are you going to tell us what it was (I say 'was', as it's not an aeroplane any more)?
Kevin
Kevin
Stratospheric traces, of our transitory flight.
Trails of condensation, held in narrow paths of white...
Trails of condensation, held in narrow paths of white...
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PeteP
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Re: CBFS SPOTTER
Absolutely - I think we should be told!
P.
Edit: Okay, don't bother, I looked up the registration - VH-UVJ GAL Monospar ST.25
P.
Edit: Okay, don't bother, I looked up the registration - VH-UVJ GAL Monospar ST.25
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Also, shows as a QANTAS and JetStar Airbus A320.
Kevin
Stratospheric traces, of our transitory flight.
Trails of condensation, held in narrow paths of white...
Trails of condensation, held in narrow paths of white...
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Re: CBFS SPOTTER
Stratospheric traces, of our transitory flight.
Trails of condensation, held in narrow paths of white...
Trails of condensation, held in narrow paths of white...
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Re: CBFS SPOTTER
Sorry for omitting that description. Yes, it was a GAL Monospar ST-25 
I had a heap of trouble doing the post and got distracted.
New Quickfire Challenge 23-06-22
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2 You have 48 hours only.
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I had a heap of trouble doing the post and got distracted.
New Quickfire Challenge 23-06-22
Special rules:
1 You get one try.
2 You have 48 hours only.
Usual rule: PM answers only please.
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Re: CBFS SPOTTER
I would never have got the GAL. Besides which, GALS are called Sheilas down there.