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Sunday, August 12, 2012

12 August - Blogs I'm Following

Fly awayImage by 55Laney69 via FlickrDouble DutyImage by Thomas Hawk via FlickrSunset Reflection - Best viewed in largeImage by Jeff S. Photography via FlickrWADEBRIDGE, ENGLAND - MARCH 08: The freshly p...WADEBRIDGE, ENGLAND - MARCH 08: The freshly painted exterior of a replica Spitfire is exposed prior to it being packaged for shipping to the USA in the workshops of Gateguards UK based in Delabole on March 8, 2011 near Wadebridge, England. The Cornish company - which specializes in full-size static models of aircraft, has been commissioned by the United States Navy to build the Spitfire as a memorial to Bill Dunn, a WW2 fighter pilot to mark the date he shot down two German aircraft in one day, which this year will be the 70th anniversary of the event. Once completed the aircraft, made of fibreglass with a steel frame inside with the exact details of the original, will be carefully dismantled, shipped over to the United States, and reassembled for display at Seymour Johnson Air Force Base in North Carolina. (Image credit: Getty Images via @daylife)WADEBRIDGE, ENGLAND - MARCH 08: The freshly p...WADEBRIDGE, ENGLAND - MARCH 08: The freshly painted exterior of a replica Spitfire is exposed prior to it being packaged for shipping to the USA in the workshops of Gateguards UK based in Delabole on March 8, 2011 near Wadebridge, England. The Cornish company - which specializes in full-size static models of aircraft has been commissioned by the United States Navy to build the Spitfire as a memorial to Bill Dunn, a WW2 fighter pilot to mark the date he shot down two German aircraft in one day, which this year will be the 70th anniversary of the event. Once completed the aircraft, made of fibreglass with a steel frame inside with the exact details of the original, will be carefully dismantled, shipped over to the United States, and reassembled for display at Seymour Johnson Air Force Base in North Carolina. (Image credit: Getty Images via @daylife)British map showing the Strait of HormuzBritish map showing the Strait of Hormuz (Photo credit: Wikipedia)1:26 pm MDST


The latest Blogs of Note

August 10, 2012
http://www.abushelofwhat.com/
August 9, 2012
http://suzies-yarnie-stuff.blogspot.com/
August 8, 2012
http://www.googlesiteswebdesign.com/
June 25, 2012
http://ancestralbreezes.blogspot.ca/


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