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Sat Mar 24, 2012 9:00 am
Dan K wrote:Don't thank
me.Thank El Presidente Scott Rose!
For without WIX, we'd probably all be hanging out at the TIGHAR forum, and every blip on every photograph would look like Amelia! *shudder*

That is a wonderful photo of Amelia. I don't think I have ever seen one of her where she wasn't wearing flying clothes. MAn, Hillary Swank really had the look nailed in the movie.
Chappie
Sat Mar 24, 2012 10:44 am
ZRX61 wrote:The International Group for Hysterical Aviation Rumors...
I was about to ask if TIGHAR was an acronym or someone's name. May I assume that it's the acronym for the above?
Mudge the dense
Sat Mar 24, 2012 11:14 am
Mudge wrote:ZRX61 wrote:The International Group for Hysterical Aviation Rumors...
I was about to ask if TIGHAR was an acronym or someone's name. May I assume that it's the acronym for the above?
Mudge the dense
On legal documents: The International Group for Historic Aircraft Recovery.
In daily Practice: The International Group for Hysterical Aviation Rumors
Sat Mar 24, 2012 11:18 am
When I lived in North Hollywood there was a statue of Amelia across the street from my house. It was a nice daily reminder of the cost of getting where we are, and I wish we had a snowballs hope in hell of finder her and Fred.
Sat Mar 24, 2012 11:38 am
muddyboots wrote:When I lived in North Hollywood there was a statue of Amelia across the street from my house. It was a nice daily reminder of the cost of getting where we are, and I wish we had a snowballs hope in heck of finder her and Fred.
I'll admit it would be nice if something difinitive could be found at some point. I suspect however that if it ever does happen it will be found by someone who wasn't looking. As an example, look at the lost german subamarine that came to light in the Gulf of Mexico because someone was out looking for oil.
Sat Mar 24, 2012 11:52 pm
muddyboots wrote:When I lived in North Hollywood there was a statue of Amelia across the street from my house. It was a nice daily reminder of the cost of getting where we are, and I wish we had a snowballs hope in heck of finder her and Fred.
Well said. And I agree with the other post, if they find
them (the general public has sadly forgotten Fred) or the plane someday, it will be by accident. It's a big ocean out there...
Sun Mar 25, 2012 3:45 pm
name dropping ballard & sec. of state clinton only tries to lend credence to the lark of the trip. what a cheap publicity ploy!!
Sun Mar 25, 2012 6:23 pm
muddyboots wrote:When I lived in North Hollywood there was a statue of Amelia across the street from my house. It was a nice daily reminder of the cost of getting where we are, and I wish we had a snowballs hope in heck of finder her and Fred.
You lived in the park?

Or that row of apartments next to the YMCA. I rode past her statute on my way to school for a few years...Walter Reed Jr High. Spent a few hours inside the Library behind her as well.
Sun Mar 25, 2012 8:01 pm
I lived in the high rent apartments next to the temple next to the Y LoL
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