For the aviation enthusiasts - Two minutes of aviation majesty
Nov 2, 2015 15:34:48 #
http://player.vimeo.com/video/93587997
Two Minutes of Aviation Majesty
For WW II aviation buffs, this is something to see. If you werent able to make it to England July 12-13 at The Imperial War Museum in Cambridgeshire to see it in-person. Sound up, click link, watch full screen, then pass it on to your friends.
Two Minutes of Aviation Majesty
For WW II aviation buffs, this is something to see. If you werent able to make it to England July 12-13 at The Imperial War Museum in Cambridgeshire to see it in-person. Sound up, click link, watch full screen, then pass it on to your friends.
Nov 2, 2015 17:35:06 #
Elwood wrote:
http://player.vimeo.com/video/93587997
Two Minutes of Aviation Majesty
For WW II aviation buffs, this is something to see. If you werent able to make it to England July 12-13 at The Imperial War Museum in Cambridgeshire to see it in-person. Sound up, click link, watch full screen, then pass it on to your friends.
Two Minutes of Aviation Majesty
For WW II aviation buffs, this is something to see. If you werent able to make it to England July 12-13 at The Imperial War Museum in Cambridgeshire to see it in-person. Sound up, click link, watch full screen, then pass it on to your friends.
Absolutely beautiful. Back when these men owned the sky. I love watching these old planes. I especially enjoy flying in small prop planes. There were a couple of guys who flew these WWII planes regularly when I lived in Destin. They sound awesome too. Thanks Elwood. :thumbup:
Nov 2, 2015 20:25:15 #
Rufus wrote:
Absolutely beautiful. Back when these men owned the sky. I love watching these old planes. I especially enjoy flying in small prop planes. There were a couple of guys who flew these WWII planes regularly when I lived in Destin. They sound awesome too. Thanks Elwood. :thumbup:
My pleasure Rufus. :-D
Nov 3, 2015 08:22:33 #
Nov 3, 2015 10:31:55 #
Rufus wrote:
Absolutely beautiful. Back when these men owned the sky. I love watching these old planes. I especially enjoy flying in small prop planes. There were a couple of guys who flew these WWII planes regularly when I lived in Destin. They sound awesome too. Thanks Elwood. :thumbup:
The Air Museum just north of Ft. Walton Beach and the one in Pensacola are really nice. There is also a small one at the USS Alabama memorial on Mobile Bay. I'm in Destin about once a month. It's really changed from the "sleepy little fishing village".
Nov 3, 2015 11:13:42 #
Parrothead wrote:
The Air Museum just north of Ft. Walton Beach and the one in Pensacola are really nice. There is also a small one at the USS Alabama memorial on Mobile Bay. I'm in Destin about once a month. It's really changed from the "sleepy little fishing village".
It sure has. We began going there when I was a kid. I think there was one hotel and one restaurant. It was simply a fishing village. Open desolate beaches and big dunes as far as you could see. We are blessed to have a place there now and used to go down often. But things change. Lost several loved ones and we don't go as much. Hope that changes soon. Met an amazing girl. We shall see. I have been to the USS Alabama and enjoyed it. Some unusual old planes and things I had never seen. I will have to keep the other two you mentioned in mind. Thanks
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