Pont de Bir-Hakeim, a 5 minute walk from La Pad.
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Love your nails Tony. Must be hard to keep them from chipping at workPurposely.
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Richard Howard
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Yes the chicken did cross the road - after the car went by and on the crossing!
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Not sure how that happened certainly wasn't intended
Enroute to south of France on medivac with me entertaining my mate with some navigation practice. Mont Blanc in the fore ground.
Capture of the prop.
Capture of the prop.
Great pictures mate
Tony.
Tony.
I did enjoy those days long days though those were taken a few years ago.
I remember when oxford airport was closed due to the runway being extended. The company was allowed to use Briaze Norton as base of operations as long as we did not take any photos.
I remember when oxford airport was closed due to the runway being extended. The company was allowed to use Briaze Norton as base of operations as long as we did not take any photos.
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How times have changed with Elf And Safety eh?
When I was at primary school my teacher was going out with one of the RAF chaps there, so one day a few of us kids got bundled into her Morris Traveler for a visit.
We were all running around on the tarmac looking at the planes.
I slipped in a puddle of aviation fuel on the tarmac and when I got home my mum told me off because my shorts smelt funny.
Not the best pic but Our owlet is quite a big boy you have to zoom a bit to see him clearly
Fantasic Hugh, its quite amazing that the eggs will have been laid in February and they have brooded and raised the young through all the bad weather, I checked the unsuccessful barn owl box on Sunday and there was some very new pellets under it and some older ones, so fingers crossed.
Are there two faces in there?
Today’s office just the same as always
Moving excess water Hugh?
Tony.
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Just the one I could see ,you can climb the tree and dangle off a branch and peek in which I have done in the autumn but I try not to disturb them now.Its a regular breeding site for the 40 years
We have a good head of tawny's around here as there is lots of woodland, I know of a couple of nest sites, I came across a Kestrel nest site last year with 4 young, I was an egg collector as a kid and its never left me, I just have to take a quick look and then leave them to it, It frightens the life out of Carrie when we go for a walk, one minute we are chatting and the next I am scaling a tree to see whats in the hole or crevis
I was the same as a kid Sean. Loved spring time to go "nesting".
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Tony.