pvstoy
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That is a nylock nut and tabs (ears) that you bend over. Zoom in.
This morning all was good. Guide asked the driver, do we have a prop today?
This morning all was good. Guide asked the driver, do we have a prop today?
Phone photos
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pvstoy
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Too busy shooting this morning no cellphone images..
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Patrick, you have more faith in that repair than I do.
Keep those photos coming
Keep those photos coming
pvstoy
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Yup, you gotta have faith...
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Good morning, Sunshine
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Beautiful smoke free.
Frank
Frank
pvstoy
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Finished in Africa, now for enduring 35 hour travel to get home. Botswana was good!.
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There was around 100 Malibu Storks together, uglybirds, but the actionand bathing was good.
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There was around 100 Malibu Storks together, uglybirds, but the actionand bathing was good.
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Thanks for all the travel photos,Patrick.
Welcome home.
Frank
Welcome home.
Frank
pvstoy
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Thanks Frank.
Unfortunately last night flight from Johannesburg to Atlanta was canceled so have to try again tonight.
Transport to hotel and in bed by 3am.
There was unfavorable winds after a long maintenance repair. Unfavorable means there was not enough wind to get the plane off the ground safely. This is a 16 hour flight that has extra fuel along with a completely full flight, lots of weight. Only found the real reason talking to a passenger that knows more than me.
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Glenn
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I enjoyed the pictures…..thanks!
pvstoy
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Apparently talking to a couple travelers at the hotel, they work for airlines, wind did not have a issue as they say. There was a issue mechanical that they were working on resetting the engines multiple times and possibly crew was going to time out. Or other issues. At airport and having a second go at it. Two flights a hour apart bothe heading to Atlanta.
pvstoy
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Thanks Glenn
Ms Brown and Mr Green out for a romantic day, perhaps followed by dinner.
The pheromones must by flying, this is the third pair of mating mantises we’ve seen today. The current count of individuals is eleven.
Pretty cool photos Steve.
Frank
Frank
Frank, thank you! They are an intriguing insect.
