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Thank you gajacks for pointing this out to me.
When I was sorting my pictures for all the world to see, I used my imagination. Couldn't remember. I should have wrote down the name of the building(s) for proper ID.
As a previous traveler on Old Route 66, I would say that it is a recent picture..this year or last.
On a historical note, it was used for a movie setting featuring Henry Fonda; I don't remember the film, but he was driving a truck and stopped at the diner.
On a personal note. I loved driving that road from Twenty Nine Palms, heading to the Colorado River, hardly any traffic...very desolate, beautiful desert setting.
I believe since getting the noriety of Route 66 hype, it has become more traveled.
This and the other pictures were taken just last weekend at the air show. I live about a mile away on the approach and can get good shots from my back yard. I took my twin boys to the show to give them a little taste of the history of aviation and they had a good time. I have always been a fan of aviation and have alway dreamed of learning how to fly but the closest I have come is simulators. Have a great trip to TOM and I will keep my eyes open for some pictures.
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Tench Coxe Estate
You are correct. But I still call it a "plane boneyard" no matter where it is located.
Now how did that dam get moved, earthquake?
I made the correction...hopefully correct on the Bull Run Creek!
Gud pic..!
Thank you gajacks for pointing this out to me. When I was sorting my pictures for all the world to see, I used my imagination. Couldn't remember. I should have wrote down the name of the building(s) for proper ID.
tbchev71,
As a previous traveler on Old Route 66, I would say that it is a recent picture..this year or last. On a historical note, it was used for a movie setting featuring Henry Fonda; I don't remember the film, but he was driving a truck and stopped at the diner. On a personal note. I loved driving that road from Twenty Nine Palms, heading to the Colorado River, hardly any traffic...very desolate, beautiful desert setting. I believe since getting the noriety of Route 66 hype, it has become more traveled.
Las Vegas è meraviglia delle meraviglie. Se non siate mai là, sareste nel timore, Once there, you will never forget it.
This and the other pictures were taken just last weekend at the air show. I live about a mile away on the approach and can get good shots from my back yard. I took my twin boys to the show to give them a little taste of the history of aviation and they had a good time. I have always been a fan of aviation and have alway dreamed of learning how to fly but the closest I have come is simulators. Have a great trip to TOM and I will keep my eyes open for some pictures.
Dan - aka: imaphotonut
Joe, looks like we have some things in common. I have several similar pictures on my site. Please visit and have a look.