2) That must be a really high field elevation for a Citation 5 to not be climbing out. Back in the day I used to do business trips in a Citation 5 and we would climb out of mountain runways climbing like a bat out of hell.
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2) That must be a really high field elevation for a Citation 5 to not be climbing out. Back in the day I used to do business trips in a Citation 5 and we would climb out of mountain runways climbing like a bat out of hell.
ReplyDeleteLooks like Atigun Pass, my dad use to fly into there on a Herc.
Delete#10: don't move forward after releasing the ball....
ReplyDelete#1 I have a skunk and I'm not afraid to use it.
ReplyDeleteDrill bits that big are usually spade drills.
ReplyDelete#10 She moved. Note the distance between her and the vertical wall behind her changes.
But what do you drill with it? Besides holes I mean.
Delete#1 A New Jersey Wildlife Expoit.
ReplyDelete#3 A Penny Farthing, In early adulthood I always wanted one of them damn things.
#5: I actually did this once when a water line broke at my church!
ReplyDelete#10 Surprised he did drop the ball a foot for the swing back.
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