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Steve Nelson
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Hi All,

My GF and I drove over to Lake Michigan to watch the sunset yesterday. On the way home, a detour took us past the South Haven, MI airport. There was an aircraft on the ramp I couldn't ID (couldn't get a pic in the dark.) It was in front of a floodlight, so all I could see was a sillohuette. Anyway, the plane was a high-wing taildragger, with a single radial engine (looked to be a single-row with a ring-style cowl) with twin tails, similar in shape to Lancaster verticals. It put me in mind of something French.

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A Broussard.

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http://www.warbirdalley.com/mh1521.htm
Go here and put your mouse pointer on the photo and tell if you get the same message I do :shock: :?:

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That be the critter..thanks, guys! 8)

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Jack Cook
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What message did you get off that photo????

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hmmm...
Photo contributed by Dave Sutton....
at the bottom...

not so nice on the mouse-over... :shock:
?? He submits the photo... and gets a free personality eval ???
What a bargin!

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I think I got the same message you did---wow!

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Ah ha so I'm not imagining that :idea:
Must be a story there somewhere :!:

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Apparently, somebody doesn't like Mr. Sutton.... :roll:

A little Googling reveals the aircraft is N18TX, owned by Robert Trowbridge. Reminds me a bit of a DHC Beaver with a Lanc empennage...

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Yep, same evaluation here. Wow, I guess we should read all the text on those mouse-boxes from now on. :shock:
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Steve Nelson wrote:
Reminds me a bit of a DHC Beaver with a Lanc empennage...

SN


Typical French engineering, some good ideas mixed in with some real strange ones. Actually the MH will do darn near everything the Beaver can for a LOT less money...

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Jack Cook wrote:
http://www.warbirdalley.com/mh1521.htm
Go here and put your mouse pointer on the photo and tell if you get the same message I do :shock: :?:


HAHAHAHAHAHAHA.....what a d@&%. My boss owns a Broussard its a neet airplane I think he said he paid 58,000 for it!

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There's something like 7 or 8 on the US registry and 5 of them are in the Western Washington area-

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