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Royal Air Force 43 Sqn McDonnell Douglas F-4K Phantom FG.1 XV571, at the RAF Leuchars BoB Display Fife Scotland 1988?.
This is one of four postcards that were sent by Captain Company as a premium in 1963 when you got a subscription to Famous Monsters Of Filmland magazine.
McDonnell Douglas Phantom FG.1 XT859 of the Royal Navy at Farnborough in September 1968.
Photo by John W. Read.
Marisa.
"In sleep he sang to me
In dreams he came
That voice which calls to me
And speaks my name
And do I dream again?
For now I find
The phantom of the opera is there,
Inside my mind "
~Phantom of the Opera~
Mc Donnell Douglas F-4E AUP Phantom II
Hellenic Air Force - 117 PM / 338 Mira "Aris"
Andravida - Grèce
Exercice Iniochos 2025
....in a phuddle. Phantom photos aren't so phun in phowl weather. I may replace this if the sun comes out!
If you're not phamiliar with the Phantom, you can check out her collection at: www.flickr.com/photos/9742303@N02/collections/72157622362... You could become a phan!
Photo taken phor Our Daily Challenge: The Masks We Wear.
And Today's Posting #477 Black & White
And 113 Pictures in 2013 #95 Bad Weather
My third entry for the LSB – Contest 2017
Solar Storm Industry: Phantom X4
Category : Nightline City
If you want to be seen on the street, the Phantom X4 is your choice. Speed, maneuverability and a striking design, the Phantom X4 was developed according to this solution. A light pulse generator motor guarantees acceleration values below 1.8 seconds from 0 - 150 km / h. Humans suffer without adequate equipment, lack of consciousness.That is why this speeder is driven almost exclusively by other forms of life.
McDonnell Douglas F-4C Phantom II
C.12-37 / 12-29. Ala 12
Museo de Aeronáutica y Astronáutica de Cuatro Vientos, Madrid.
Fog spills over Narrowneck plateau into the neighbouring Megalong valley causing the local phenomenon, phantom falls.
My third entry for the LSB – Contest 2017
Solar Storm Industry: Phantom X4
Category : Nightline City
If you want to be seen on the street, the Phantom X4 is your choice. Speed, maneuverability and a striking design, the Phantom X4 was developed according to this solution. A light pulse generator motor guarantees acceleration values below 1.8 seconds from 0 - 150 km / h. Humans suffer without adequate equipment, lack of consciousness.That is why this speeder is driven almost exclusively by other forms of life.
McDonnell Douglas Phantom FGR.2 XV408 at the 1992 IAT Airshow held that year at A&AEE Boscombe Down. Resplendent in a overall Blue colour scheme acquired in 1991 to commemorate 92 Sqn end of Phantom ops in Germany. Now part of the collection at the Tangmere Aviation Museum West Sussex.
Wildenrath, 24 July 1985.
A Phantom returning to RAF Wildenrath with its in-flight refuelling probe still extended.
A pair of RF-4C Phantoms of the 10th TRW overflying their base at RAF Alconbury in February 1982. With the normal amount of smoke and noise!
Scanned transparency.
Standing in this location at sunset was an epic experience. I just can't get enough of Phantom Falls, and for quite some time I have wanted a shot of the Phantom at either sunset or sunrise. Sunrise would be much more ideal this time of year, but a few months ago the position of the sun would have been perfect to light up the entire canyon (realized that after this one...miscalculated a bit).
Ben and I stayed all the way until the afterglow light was gone (more to share from the other side of the canyon), and it was an eerie walk back to the car in the pouring rain, cross country to the car, dodging cow patties and trying not to break an ankle on the loose rock. Ben wanted to stay and take turns light painting cow patties for a sweet foreground with that huge tree near the parking lot in the background, but I thought we better pack it up and get back to our ever so patient wives (J/K!!!;-) I would imagine that wildflowers have completely exploded up there now, and only have a short time left. Hope you enjoy, let me know what you think!
The Phantom Ship is an island in the amazing Crater Lake in Oregon. It appears that people think that it resembles a ghost ship, thus the name. The crater slope behind the island with its top illuminated by the rising sun is reflected in the water.