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Just got done with going to a blue angel airshow. Was awesome
We had The Blue Angels three years ago and we get them again this August . Nice thing about them coming here is that Billings is a relatively small “ city “ and there’s no need to go up to the airport . They go so fast and need room to maneuver so anywhere in town is ringside seats .
 
We had The Blue Angels three years ago and we get them again this August . Nice thing about them coming here is that Billings is a relatively small “ city “ and there’s no need to go up to the airport . They go so fast and need room to maneuver so anywhere in town is ringside seats .
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Just got done with going to a blue angel airshow. Was awesome
Saw the Blue Angels a few time when I lived in Jacksonville Beach, Florida. This is one of my favorite shots that I got. Actually an 11x14 inch shot of the following is on a small wall in my living room along with the Blue Angel support plane and a couple of copters. Click the image then enlarge for better detail. This was taken with a 3.2 megapixel Olympus point and shoot. Personally I think it turned out pretty well. Was taken in 2005.

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Saw the Blue Angels a few time when I lived in Jacksonville Beach, Florida. This is one of my favorite shots that I got. Actually an 11x14 inch shot of the following is on a small wall in my living room along with the Blue Angel support plane and a couple of copters. Click the image then enlarge for better detail. This was taken with a 3.2 megapixel Olympus point and shoot. Personally I think it turned out pretty well. Was taken in 2005.

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That is a gorgeous shot! Sadly didn't get an super magical shots this year, but one of my favorite shots I ever took was a few years back:
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Blue angels or Red arrows. Who wins? ;)
 
I've had one of those days where I felt busy the whole day but have very little to show for it. Bounced from project to project. I know I accomplished some stuff...but darned if I could tell you what.
 
In a fair fight? Blue angels for sure. An F-18 superhornet against a Hawk T1? No contest. :lol:
I'll give the angels that win then. But I doubt they'd fare well against a Sopwith Camel :hey:
 
I'll give the angels that win then. But I doubt they'd fare well against a Sopwith Camel :hey:
OK, it isn't a sopwith camel but this is pretty amusing (if you're an airplane nerd like me):
 
DCS what a throwback! My old pc could barely run that, so I went with War Thunder instead:lol:
 
I am almost finished reading a large old EIA (Estudo de Impacto Ambiental or Environmental Impact Study). This piece of work has 623 pages (I am on 566), a titanic work. Since the enterprise would like to expand the plantation and the works, the company had to do something like that. Usually, a team of professionals, including biologists (for example, to identify the ictiofauna around the project), is hired to elaborate that bureaucratic work. This thing is more expensive and complex to do than to contract top premium immigration lawyers to a thing such as an EB1 with a national interest waiver (for one worker, at least), believe me, even with a national currency with low purchasing power.

By the way, I am also trying to take photos of my brine shrimp, this time, the sick ones. In one photo, I have used Adobe Photoshop to cut the picture; in another, I used Windows' tool to do the same. This is the infamous black spot disease (I am sorry, this is my 10-year-old Canon camera):

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DCS what a throwback! My old pc could barely run that, so I went with War Thunder instead:lol:
If copters are liked Apache Air Assault is pretty good even if 16 years old. Don't even think about trying to do on a keyboard. A 2-stick game pad at least.
 
I'm back from vacation to see Michigan relatives. We saw almost everyone at least once. Unfortunately we both had bad colds early on & infected my BIL:(. We focused on family, lots of food & a few friends. The very early flights each way were not fun. Fewer options than our last trip pre-covid.

It's nice to be home! 2 weeks away is almost too long for me. & while I enjoy restaurant & take out meals it got tiresome. My sister & BIL cooked a few times, different but good & not nearly as "healthy" as she pretends, lol.

We're on rest & recovery mode right now. Our teenage neighbor did a good job fish sitting :)
 
"These so called vacations/ will soon be my death/ I've been gone for a week/ I need home for a rest"

I can't recall who sang that back in the late 80s, and it was a booze song, but it makes a good point. I don't travel to pubs, but I travel. As soon as I finish one trip, I start thinking about the next. But while I'm doing that, I'm usually recovering from the last trip. I think all of us fish people take our home bases pretty seriously.

There, I found it.

 

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