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Thanks, Yappy
Nice pics and some interesting aircraft amongst the spamcans, like this Harvard
 Did you hear the Harvard take off and fly? This is a distinctive and wonderful sound. I was talking to a vet recently who trained in Canada at Camp Borden on Harvards and on his first flight he inadvertantly unlocked his tailwheel resulting in a ground loop which wrote off the undercarriage, earning him 7 days confined to barracks.  This one is a Yak which is a terrific performer...  This one is a Cessna 337 Skymaster, the civilian version of the 02 which we fly as the camera ship for most of our air to air filming. Thanks for sharing this - looks like a nice part of the world.
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