so what do you do when...
Mon Oct 05, 2009 8:02 pm
it rains and you can't fly rides in the worlds last flying B-24J Liberator....you polish and wax the worlds only flying TP-51C dataplate...
the crowd in Worcester taken from the wing of the worlds only flying B-24J Liberator
shot taken from the left seat of the worlds only flying B-24J Liberator whilst on a local flight from Norwood...this is the now defunct Weymouth NAS
Jim Harley
the crowd in Worcester taken from the wing of the worlds only flying B-24J Liberator
shot taken from the left seat of the worlds only flying B-24J Liberator whilst on a local flight from Norwood...this is the now defunct Weymouth NAS
Jim Harley
Mon Oct 05, 2009 8:10 pm
Hey Jim,
Thanks for posting.
You used to fly over Natick when you flew out of Norwood. Are you using a different pattern this year? Or are you gone today?
Thanks for posting.
You used to fly over Natick when you flew out of Norwood. Are you using a different pattern this year? Or are you gone today?
Mon Oct 05, 2009 8:14 pm
Don't know where that is at...there was a TFR around the Patriots game so we went east, to the coast and back, then into Norwood, kept it simple for the controllers.
jim
jim
Mon Oct 05, 2009 9:07 pm
a few more...
pawtucket
cockpit of the worlds last flying B-24J Liberator
another shot from the last flying B-24j Liberator, somewhere over MA
Plymouth
Reflections...Norwood
Jim Harley
pawtucket
cockpit of the worlds last flying B-24J Liberator
another shot from the last flying B-24j Liberator, somewhere over MA
Plymouth
Reflections...Norwood
Jim Harley
Mon Oct 05, 2009 9:09 pm
Ahh, Weymouth!
You can still make out the circular landing area for the Blimps on the right and the outline of the blimp dock at the center.
The side administration offices of the old blimp dock are still there, they just tore the center part down. The rolling tracks for the doors are still visible.
Jerry
You can still make out the circular landing area for the Blimps on the right and the outline of the blimp dock at the center.
The side administration offices of the old blimp dock are still there, they just tore the center part down. The rolling tracks for the doors are still visible.
Jerry
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Mon Oct 05, 2009 9:35 pm
If I remember correctly, that's the world's last flying B-24J Liberator.
Correct me if I'm wrong, but I'm sure I heard that somewhere.
Mudge the rumor-monger
ps. A ride in the LAST FLYING B-24J Liberator doesn't exactly put little fishes in my blood. BUT...a ride in the world's only flying TP-51C...that's a different
story.
Correct me if I'm wrong, but I'm sure I heard that somewhere.
Mudge the rumor-monger
ps. A ride in the LAST FLYING B-24J Liberator doesn't exactly put little fishes in my blood. BUT...a ride in the world's only flying TP-51C...that's a different
story.
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Mon Oct 05, 2009 9:39 pm
Disregard...duplicate post
Mon Oct 05, 2009 9:44 pm
Mudge...whenever you are ready just let us know!
jim
jim
Mon Oct 05, 2009 9:45 pm
Cool! I wore one of ya'll's P-51 t-shirts and caps all day down at Stinson. Still remember the fun it was when the aircraft visited.
Ryan
Ryan
Mon Oct 05, 2009 9:49 pm
JimH wrote:Mudge...whenever you are ready just let us know!
jim
Jim...Whenever you're ready...gimme a price.
Mudge the frugal
ps. Where are y'all?