Photos by Davide Andreani: on the map, in Google Earth (KML)
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This beautiful picture has been selected to appear in World In Pictures:
Chile
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Super!
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Great collection, Davide!
Best wishes. Eva
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What's the point of what you are saying? If you are saying the egyptian pyramids are a fake or a lie, please post this filth elsewhere.
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Interesting. I clearly remember this plane was classified as Spitfire at the museum. This type of engine exhausts were mounted on both Spitfire and Hurricane, also the 20mm guns were mounted on both planes with two different fairings, wich are missing in this relict. However, the leading edge of the wing (slightly behind the last exhaust), the empty hole just right to the wing gun, and the total lack of the rear fuselage (covered with fabric in the HH) are consistent with the Hurricane. Thanks for the comment, I've modified the title of the picture. Perhaps someone is able to bring more facts to help identification?
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Very nice and interesting. Thanks for sharing
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Great capture! Cheers
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nossa muito bonito queria um dia poder conhecer isso pessoalmente me interesso muito por esses assuntos
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Outsanding colors indeed. Actually, the beak kinda looks like some sort of a leaf.
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