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Old April 16th 06, 03:06 AM posted to rec.aviation.piloting
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About 14 years ago I was renting at Europcar, I think it was just off 9L,
when the Concorde blasted off.

OMG it was great, everything shook, you could see the pilot smiling as he
hit the AB.

WAHOO!


"Greg Farris" wrote in message
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More Trivia;
If you have to rent a car at Heathrow, make it Hertz.
Their rental booth is right at the touchdown zone of one runway (not sure
which) and if they are landing that way when you pick up the car you will
have
just about the closest view of large aircraft touching down this side of
getting killed!

Maybe if you pay Hertz they'll let you work there!

GF



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Old April 16th 06, 07:41 AM posted to rec.aviation.piloting
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I was an airforce brat living on a Vulcan base and when they scrambled the
whole earth shook.

The Google Earth pictures of LHR are a bit old as they show Concorde too.

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About 14 years ago I was renting at Europcar, I think it was just off 9L,
when the Concorde blasted off.

OMG it was great, everything shook, you could see the pilot smiling as he
hit the AB.

WAHOO!


"Greg Farris" wrote in message
...
More Trivia;
If you have to rent a car at Heathrow, make it Hertz.
Their rental booth is right at the touchdown zone of one runway (not sure
which) and if they are landing that way when you pick up the car you will
have
just about the closest view of large aircraft touching down this side of
getting killed!

Maybe if you pay Hertz they'll let you work there!

GF





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Old April 20th 06, 05:20 PM posted to rec.aviation.piloting
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"john smith" wrote

There is also an AVRO Lancaster flying somewhere over the countryside.


Lat: 52:20:10.90N
Lon: 0:11:43.20W

Chris


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Old April 20th 06, 09:36 PM posted to rec.aviation.piloting
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"Chris Curtis" wrote in message
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"john smith" wrote

There is also an AVRO Lancaster flying somewhere over the countryside.


Lat: 52:20:10.90N
Lon: 0:11:43.20W


W O W! That plane should be named "Waldo." How the hell did you find
that?!

What's the airbase in central England with the U2 on the pad? I can't seem
to find it now. :

-c


 




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