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— — - At the 80th Anniversary of the first Tiger Moth Flight. n nPlying over Port Alfred, EC, South Africa.

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At the 80th Anniversary of the first Tiger Moth Flight. n nPlying over Port Alfred, EC, South Africa.

Roger Paul Mills

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Don Ridgeway5 年以前

Great shot 5*

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Paul Kavanagh5 年以前

Can't believe it's been nearly 40 years since I last flew one of these. They were historic then. The one I flew didn't have a tail wheel, just a skid. No brakes, no flaps. Electical system was a strap on generator between the undercarriage for the radio, but it still had the gosport tube, and leading edge slats. Go figure.

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