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- These are the sort of brooding dark skies that most pilots stay well clear of and have a strong sense of relief when back on the ground. This is an account by Sinziana of a determined and successful attempt to brave the storms and go air racing written by addicts of that exciting branch of aviation that has persisted since flying in aircraft began. They did it in their plane of choice the pilots machine the Beagle Pup 150, not a spam can an aircraft that will get you through heavy weather they had an amazing weekend at the Royal Aero Club Bleriot race in Abbeville/France. We flew from North Weald wishing to get to Abbeville that evening, but risking our lives on a crazy thunderstorm. Was crazy. We actually had a black clouds curtain in front of us and took our chances to pass it and land somewhere safe. Instead of going straight to Abbeville we had to land quickly somewhere because the storm was coming. Unfortunately our radio reception from the Beagle stuck on decimal .2 and we could only hear airfields with decimal.2. anyway we found Rochester airfield nearby and we flew straight there, borrowed a portable radio and flew forward to Lydd. We couldn’t get to Abbeville that evening…was crazy… we had to spend the night in New Romley (Lydd). The next morning was incredible. Blue sky, perfect and we arrived just on time for refuelling and racing. Have a look at her blog. www.airsportstv.wordpress.com
- Fiery sunset.
- The golden sunset begins.
- Hot Oranges and Lemons Sky
- Blue on Pink Sky, So lovely.
- This is a most wonderful sunset, amazing colours.
- This must be the most spectacular sunset . Time 4 minutes earlier
- Early October Sunset. Time 19:29
- Nord 3202 Nose art.
- So French: Max Holste M.H.1521 Broussard
I have a CD project I’m calling “Cricket” and would like to get your permission to use this photo, probably in the booklet containing lyrics and credits. Would you be so kind as to let me know if I could use it? I would, of course give you credit for the photo if it was used.
I am a member of Nature Tech. Research Consortium (represented by Prof. Emile H. Ishida of Tohoku Univ. of Japan), which mission is to promote environmentally- benign technologies and lifestyles leant from Nature. The Consortium is a not-for-profit group of researchers from universities and research institute.
We are very inspired by your photo , “Great Green Bush cricket” put on your website (http://fl.biology.usgs.gov/armi/Guide_to_Tadpoles/species/hyla_cinerea/hyla_cinerea.html) and would like to ask for your permission for us to show it our educational website “Showroom of Natural Wonders” (www.nature-sugoi.net). Our website, launched on April 2006, will show inspiring examples of “natural wonders” that can potentially change our technologies. On the website, we would like to show the photo, if we can have your permission.
If you could grant us permission, we will make sure to insert your credit.
If this meets your approval, please let us know your will.
if you find any concern, we would be glad if you could kindly let us know as soon as allowed