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Chuck Gardner wrote:
I even wait sometimes for 10 minutes for the crowd to clear out in front of a plane so I can get my shot. It is very frustrating. Sometimes I am just in the right place at the right time and I see something come together and Im able to capture it just right. I know you all go through the same thing at airshows.


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Chuck, Thanks so much for the reply. Please give my regards to Ronnie. He really inspired me too! I learned a lot about Warbirds being around him.
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I got that photobucket junk squared away and life is good now.
I am heading to the Lone Star Flight Museum's airshow this weekend and hopefully will have pics to share by Thu next week. CFM is planning to bring the P-40 down to Galveston. Maybe the nice pilot will let me sit in that too. :wink:

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Can you post some shots of the PB4Y when you get back. I'd love to see how far they have gotten sense 97

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