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For 20 years the BAC 167 Strikemaster was the Royal New Zealand Air Force's primary jet trainer.
In 1972, the RNZAF accepted 10 of these aircraft, and the order was followed up in 1975 with another six.
In 1992, RNZAF re[laced the Strikemaster with the MB339-CB - an aircraft built by the Italian company Aermacchi, and the Strikemaster type was retired.
What happened to these aircraft after their retirement is a little lost in the mists of Time, but (after over 90 minutes of research), I believe 18 of the aircraft went to America before "NZ6372" found its way back to New Zealand in 2019...
In the scene above, the aircraft has just returned after participating in the "Warbirds Over Wanaka" airshow (www.warbirdsoverwanaka.com/), and I'm guessing it had Air Traffic Control permission to swoop in from the south... (Commercial jetliners were landing from the north...!).
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London Central DWL35 (FJ54 ZVA) on Route 108 (to Stratford), Bromley-by-Bow, 09/05/15
Picture Archive Post 59 - wltmauc.blogspot.co.uk/2017/05/picture-archive-post-59.html
A trackwork possession, between Yass Junction and Joppa Junction on the Up Main only, saw 6029 haul its northbound tour train via the Down track between these two locations.
073002 8 June 2015
"head in the clouds" series
this is a story of a girl who was so lost in the clouds that she was certain it was raining, although she appears to be wrong.
ninety two of three sixty five
so i woke up today to an abundance of snow! yay!
facebook page! i want to start getting more likes on my facebook page, and updating it more, and taking more behind the scene photographs, of props, locations, and tutorials type stuff.
anyone interested in doing the item collab again soon? :) if you're not in the group and you want to be, message me.
I shot this on a trip several months ago in the company of some awesome photographers who always leave me humbled at their skill.
Originally, I was hoping to line the sun up with the tori gate, but I soon realized I was there at the wrong time of year. Welp, there's always next time!
Wrong angle to see him but he was landed on top of the two wires to do maintenance, very impressive and brave!
Having supposed to enter from the eastern end of Washwood Heath RMC, the Colas tamper instead ran to Duddeston to run around and head in the other way. The Tamper had worked from Rugby, with a reversal at Walall.
A clean NS AC44C6M leads CSX M370 through J&L interlocking in Pittsburgh, PA. The NS mon line is right up the hill from this location, and the Pittsburgh line and Conemaugh line are across the river.
Bröderna Ivansson's scrapyard has gone from being a destruction site for cars to a cultural meeting place.
A different attraction
Båstnäs is truly a different attraction, northern Europe's only car scrapyard of its kind. If you travel from Töcksfors via Västra Fågelvik for approximately 25 kilometers on winding dirt roads, you will come to a signpost where it says Här lüttar allmn väg, then you will find yourself in Båstnäs and the car cemetery, and immediately existence feels a little surreal.
Cultural meeting place
The car cemetery is a monument to a time that has moved. Now the cars in Båstnäs can be seen as an installation where nature is the most important actor. Over the years, Båstnäs has become a cultural meeting place for artists and especially photographers from all over the world.
When I get blue, I get dark blue
When I have one, I always have a few
When I get gone, I get real gone
When I get it wrong, I get it real wrong
GWR 2-6-0 Mogul 7325 stands on platform 1 at Bridgnorth having run round it's train and is about to return to Shrewsbury.
If only!
Matt Fielding photoshoot on the Severn Valley Railway on 28-02-26.
Ref: IMG_9105 28-02-26
The abandoned house takes the center, there are phone lines, sun flare and the sun is behind the house. However, I was dealing with thick weeds and possible rattlesnakes (me in sandals), and a no trespassing road - so it is what it is, but I couldn't resist that sky.
Enroute to Mankato to shoot the RCPE after a recent snowfall, came along this UP manifest making its way thru the Minnesota River near Jordan. Would have rather had the UP 1943 leading, but facing the wrong direction.
The wrong train. Oriente train station, Lisbon. After a day in Sintra, we jumped in the first train on the way back to Lisbon. Sintra is more or less as far from Lisbon as Versailles is from Paris. We kinda fell asleep, and realize way too late we weren’t in the right train, and were...
Second time in 14 hours that old livery led new livery.
Friday morning's 6C22 Kingmoor - Sellafield conveyed the Dounreay flask from the previous day's marathon trip from Georgemas Junction.
Nos.37218 & 37607 were in the frame and the forecast was for goodly sunshine around the coast early doors.
The plan went wrong threefold;
1) Wrong loco led.
2) Location choice of field at Nethertown full of cows & 1 x bull. No way was I going in there.
3) Cloud.
So, relocation to bridge, extremely weak sun j-u-u-u-st far enough around & 607 leading 218.
Dounreay flask is bookended by PFAs, not sure where the leading flask originated.