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An Apache Railway train cruises south through aptly named Pig Farm, Arizona, in the beautiful last light of a March 2005 day. Heading up the train is a former Canadian Pacific Alco C-424 no. 97, leading another C-424 and an Alco C-420.
ZJ210 Westland Apache AH1. 673 Sqn AAC. Transiting the Llyn Ogwen A5 pass in North Wales during Exercise "Panthers Peak"
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.
The 1:35 Apache model with the Lego-brick-gridded scale drawings and some of the reference photos used for the build.
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...
The Apache plume, Fallugia paradoxa, belongs to the rose family, Rosaceae. The plant blooms with small white flowers then explode into purple plumes with fine hairs on them. It is native to the southwest that includes far west Texas.
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 Plume is a slender, upright, deciduous to semi-evergreen, multi-branched shrub, 2-6 ft. tall, with grayish-white, pubescent branches. A shrub with white flowers and silvery puffs of fruit heads borne at the tips of very dense, inter-tangled, twiggy, slender branches. Dark green leaves (silver beneath) contrast well with the loose clusters of fragile, white, apple blossom-like flowers. Distinctive, pink, feathery plumes characterize the persistent fruit. Fruit clusters with feathery, purplish tails said to resemble Apache headdress.
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Tingley Beach, Albuquerque, New Mexico. Photo by R. Sanchez, May 28, 2016, Canon EOS REBEL T3i.
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