Slick 60's

I took these this morning with you New Souwf Walers in mind!
I see No orange hat.....


Sydney harbour


Closeup


Runway 34R at Sydney with 34L visible to the left!

I think I can see my truck in the RH top corner of the 2nd pic, I polished it the other day so it shines in the sun now!!
are you going to Bendigo swap on the weekend?

Would love to, but as usual the orange star has cracked the whip and I'm at work again!!!

I looked up and it fell off, I think we use 34L mostly, but usually I wear 38 stout!

geez we've all been caught out.....
last pic bottom rh corner the poolwerx truck is parked in the street on the botany foreshore:mrgreen:

Well , Alan, must be the bloke standin' beside the Opera House.....just zoom in.....yep since his little holiday he has gone from a 38 stout king gee, to,gee these pics make it hard (look what happens when you give a new camera to a mexican,no zoom lens), but it could be lens distortion Alan, making you appear like your a 34 long.

Its obvious,Air Services Australia don't trust mexican's approaching from the north, for 16L, so they made you join the southern circuit and come in over the bay so you won't scratch any buildings with the orange paint !

Johnno...thought that was you on the bridge,though it looks like the SN-60 has kicked and your truck is a bit blurred in the pic.
Only twenty days to go...ho ho ho....

Who said lyrica doesn't do anything.
Come on Leeroy....Destination NSW, let your imagination run free!!!!
just for you, what is really going on ----http://www.flightradar24.com/blog/crash ... ht-7k9268/

Looking like a bomb sadly. Really astounding this day and age that a bomb can still make it onboard, but to be honest it really isn't that difficult to smuggle stuff on. We have a razor sharp axe in then flight deck and the engineering facilities have toolboxes full of stuff that could be 'left behind' on the Aeroplane at any time, knives/sheers/scissors you name it. The security passengers have to go through is really just a front to stop the good guys.

Oi and no zooming cause I was at 12,000' and 250kts at that stage! And I was doin the flying! tough crowd!

Leeroy wrote:Looking like a bomb sadly. Really astounding this day and age that a bomb can still make it onboard, but to be honest it really isn't that difficult to smuggle stuff on. We have a razor sharp axe in then flight deck and the engineering facilities have toolboxes full of stuff that could be 'left behind' on the Aeroplane at any time, knives/sheers/scissors you name it. The security passengers have to go through is really just a front to stop the good guys.

Oi and no zooming cause I was at 12,000' and 250kts at that stage! And I was doin the flying! tough crowd!

Well as long as you weren't texting at the rudder!

No, no wifi. But I might have been taking pics whilst I was on the stick!

Leeroy wrote:No, no wifi. But I might have been taking pics whilst I was on the stick!

I`m sure there was at least one person behind you panicking, without seeing what you were doing

one of my brother in laws flew 8 seaters from Parafield to Kangaroo island, he would pull the curtain across so the passengers couldn`t see him if he fell asleep, or was reading a book
I flew with him a few times as co pilot, not my idea of flying comfort!

Nah it's all cool Alan, it has airconditioning.....