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Royal Air Force Airbus A400M ZM421 catches the evening sun at RAF Brize Norton during the Threshold Air Mobility Fleet photoshoot. (27/05/2023)
A series of cascades dropping almost three hundred feet. Not an organised site no money changes hands and if measured top to bottom the longest falls in the Lakes. Taken from Newlands Hause, a pleasant place to park before dropping down to Buttermere or Keswick.
Performing at the Poznan 2018 Air Show is this Polish Air Force Mig 29 "Fulcrum". Fantastic weather and very good show this was definitely one of the highlight's for me. This show was everything that could be wished with plenty of burners, loud as you like and full of Smokey engines from this older Aircraft.
This brand new and not yet delivered Qatar Air Force Boeing F15EX Eagle II flown by the tremendous Boeing display pilot's which truly showed the agility of this wonderful aircraft. The aircraft was to be delivered to the Qatari's after RIAT and Farnborough show day's.
@ United States Air Force USAF 🇺🇸
Lockheed C-141B Starlifter ( L-300 ) msn 300-6264
- Engines : 4x Pratt & WhitneyTF33-P-7
- Reg : 67-0013
@ History aircraft :
# 1967 : built as C-141A ( 264 of 285 ) at factory Lockheed Martin de Marietta - Dobbins Air Reserve Base GA USA
# 1967 : Flow to the 305th AMW located at McGuire AFB
# 07.10.2000 : Arrived to AMARG code AACR0105 and later preserved at Pima Air & Space Museum
@ RMK : Introduced to replace slower propeller driven cargo planes such as the C-124 "Globemaster II" and C-133 Cargomaster - the C-141 was designed to requirements set in 1960 and first flew in 1963
Production deliveries of 285 planes began in 1965: 284 for USAF, and 1 for NASA.
The aircraft remained in service for over 40 years until the USAF withdrew the last C-141s from service in 2006, after replacing the airlifter with the C-17 "Globemaster III"
High Force.....High Force is not the highest waterfall in the country,but it is the biggest.No other creates such a profound impression on the senses,no other has such a dramatic yet beautiful setting.The thunderous crash of its waters can be heard from afar.They fall without grace in a furious rage.It is a spectacle all should see.
Faint rainbow visible at times when the sun shone which was not often. Yorkshire Dales. Easter Sunday.
she's a force of nature
something not to be reckoned with
wind follows her presence
rocks quake with her essence
light encompasses her being
sometimes she's too bright for seeing
leaves fall from her hair
water sparkles on her skin bare
she shatters constellations
cosmic corruption she causes
leaves stars falling in her wake
the sun so hot it bakes
crystals in her eyes
and the ocean in her veins
she reigns.
Wain Wath Force in full flow.
The limestone cliffs of Cotterby Scar.
Swaledale. Yorkshire Dales Naltional Park.
Royal Canadian Air Force Snowbirds this past Saturday at Sault St. Marie, MI. We were up camping there and these put on a very GREAT show.
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Aira Force is a waterfall in the English Lake District, in the civil parish of Matterdale and the county of Cumbria. The site of the waterfall is owned by the National Trust.
Panther Creek Falls is amazing, when I saw the location on social media It was my favorite waterfall in the Pacific North West. When seeing the images on the internet you don't get to judge how large the waterfall actually is. When I first arrived and saw the falls, I was just surprised how big the waterfall actually was. It's just so unique how the water fans out. This image was shot in Summer 2016 during my trip out to see the waterfalls in the Columbia River Gorge. The waterfalls here are quite a lot of fun to explore and find compositions that work for you. The title inspiration for this image comes from one of my favorite childhood shows Power Rangers: Wild Force; their use of the animal themes and the name of this waterfall surely shines under that theme.
Panther Creek Falls
Washington
So after finaly watching the new film today (which was awwwsome), I decided to remake Kylo's face once again, using an 'angry clone' as the template. This one is based heavily off TLG's angry Kylo head.
As for the film, I have to say, it really was brilliant. One of only a few negatives I have, is that there was no ground battle on Starkiller base... We see snowspeeders marketed through figures and lego.. but we didnt actually see one in action. Did any of you see them lol?
Other than that and the many original trilogy cameos.. the film was outstanding.. yet, im sorry to say, The holiday special beats all... lol
Ashgill Force is a an impressive waterfall, plunging 55 feet over a rocky shelf. It is located near Alston, Cumbria, England. The fall is located on Ashgill Beck and is accessible from the B6277 which crosses the bridge over the beck just above the falls, or from Garrigill village.
The beck downstream of the main fall is also attractive in its own right and features several smaller waterfalls. It is a home to several wildlife species, including dippers. There are ruins of former industrial buildings nearby, probably from lead working, which the area was once famous for.
More photos of Ashgill Force and the surrounding area here: www.flickr.com/photos/davidambridge/albums/72157687235024770
Mill Gill Force is a hidden waterfall in a lovely secluded pocket of woodland near Askrigg, Wensleydale. The gill gets it's name from the mill which stands half a mile downstream. Water crashes over the rocks dropping around 25 feet below before seeming to split into three and descend down a second drop of around 3 feet. It is a lovely waterfall that is best when combined with a trip to Whitfield Gill Force, a further kilometre along the footpath.
Adaptive from "Giaour, The" by George Gordon, Lord Byron
Below, the rivers flows a creek,
Where herons whet their thirsty beaks,
Auch ich war gestern den ganzen Tag am Hamburger Flughafen vor Ort um die Ankunft der Flugzeuge der G20-Teilnehmer im Bild festzuhalten und habe dabei ordentlich Sonne abbekommen ;-)
Hier schwebt Mr. President ein.
Air Force One (Boeing 747-200B) mit Kennung 29000 kurz vor dem Aufsetzen auf dem Hamburger "Helmut Schmidt"-Airport
Das noch: Ich möchte hier keine Diskussion über Sinn und Zweck des G20 lostreten, es geht nur um die Flugzeuge!
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