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It's hard to believe that it was 15 years ago when I took this photo of this gentleman and his chopper.
278, an Agusta Westland AW139 of No. 3 Operations Wing of the Irish Air Corps, being operated as an Air Ambulance in partnership with the National Ambulance Service of Ireland at an incident in Co. Carlow. The aircraft flies under the callsign of "Medevac 112" when on Air Ambulance missions
not too happy with the rotor blades but its all i could think of! weather was dull for photos today so i will post better pics later.
C10 and C6 are seen exiting the western portal at Circular Quay heading to Revesby via the Airport on Run 25-K.
An unexpected play date recently when we met up with a neighbour, his dog, Dakota and their mutual toy helicopter..
While Dakota does the über athlete chopper-chasing, Miss W hangs with neighbour to observe proceedings, and Pips rounds up anything that moves…after all she's a sheepdog …
I sat on the grass, twisting one way or another, trying to 'capture' some fast moving shots.
Extremely fast, I have to say and the utmost random, quick-change directions - some happy chaos on speed..
Anyway, some turned out, others didn't - I put the favourites together and had another go at a video.
It didn't play properly at first, but give it a couple of chances, it came good on mine.
So view it large and turn up the sound !!
Just for fun - Enjoy x
Music: "I want freedom" by Chris Joss
This beautiful bike belonged to one of the members of the Gypsy Aces Motorcycle Club in Leavenworth, Kansas. I photographed it during their first bike show in 2012. I wanted to highlight the bike by giving it a new background.
Rue de la Dorbelais, Dinard, Ille-et-Vilaine, France
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this guy took a standard raleigh chopper and lengthened the rear seat stays and the forks so he could put the back wheel from a raleigh tomahawk in place of the front and then placed a wheel from a raleigh grifter (i think) into the rear. he also extended the handlebars and you can't see a weld join on the bike anywhere. it was great, and he was a really nice guy.
Last year we treated ourselves to a "heli hike". We flew into the middle of the Kaweka and walked back to the hanger at Poronui over the following 6 days.
It took around 15 minutes to cover what would take a determined tramper 2-3 days to walk. Its always a thrill to travel by chopper.
Kaweka Forest Park.
Chooper 7 with KIRO TV
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