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I'm not sure what this hawk just got through eating but you can still see a little blood on his chin. Another shot from our trip to Bosque Del Apache.
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Westland-built Apache AH.1 ZJ224 served with 656 Squadron Army Air Corps in Afghanistan. On 15th January 2007, it was one of two Apache helicopters that carried troops on their stub wings into Jugroom Fort, Helmand Province. The aircraft is on display in the Army Flying Museum at Middle Wallop.
Bosque Del Apache sunset. Snow geese, cranes and various ducks will spend the winter here. Amazing to see thousands of birds in one place. These pictures were taken as the birds started to gather for the night.
I haven't been doing much building over the last year, just working intermittently of one project. Having built a Chinook and a Merlin in dark green, I had to have a go at that other lean green machine of the UK air war in Afghanistan: the Apache Longbow, at 1:35 scale...
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An Army Apache prepares to depart from Cardington, after unusually landing at the airfield the previous day
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Airshow at Manston - we didn't go in but positioned ourselves on the bank by the A299. Great view from there.
Apache Ibn Sidi - Arabian stallion
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