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Eastbourne.....How about this little low and slow bird? Max. Speed: 48 mph. Ceiling: 600 feet








Bob

Awesome, I always loved those really old planes 

Wonderful shots.

[color=#000000]Cool Bob.

Now that is my kind of flying and aeroplane Bob...

Oh no....I am starting to hum....
" Those Magnificent Men In Their Flying Machines"   

Nice shots Bob...

Cheers...Happy Landings...Doug

A neat and, probably, challenging airplane to fly - a speed range of maybe 20 mph

3-4 are great

Thanks for your nice comments everyone and the noms Patchz.

Bob

Excellent shots Bob. You have a talent for finding unusual types.

That's a nice looking aeroplane. The title intrigued me as I live not far from Eastbourne. Unfortunately the airfield has long since disappeared.

I found an interesting article in Flight on the E.A.C Monoplane. Very advanced for its time. http://www.flightglobal.com/pdfarchive/view/1913/1913%20-%200456.html

PS. The scenery doesn't look much like Eastbourne.

Wonderful Shots!... [smiley=thumbsup.gif]....!

My sort of Sunday afternoon excursions, from field to field.... ...!

Paul.... ...!

P.S...."Kinner" (Anzani?) engine?

P.P.S. http://www.classicwings.net/freeplanes/ ... _Mono.html

The FS9 version works beautifully in FS 2004.
Slow is the order of the Day!....Go fast, and she will complain!

...thanks, Bob!.... ...!

Excellent shots Bob. You have a talent for finding unusual types.

That's a nice looking aeroplane. The title intrigued me as I live not far from Eastbourne. Unfortunately the airfield has long since disappeared.

I found an interesting article in Flight on the E.A.C Monoplane. Very advanced for its time. http://www.flightglobal.com/pdfarchive/view/1913/1913%20-%200456.html

PS. The scenery doesn't look much like Eastbourne.

You are right. No airport in Eastbourne. I was flying in the Eastbourne area at first and then moved up north to the lake district where the shots were taken. Thanks again everyone again for the nice comments.

Excellent shots Bob. You have a talent for finding unusual types.

That's a nice looking aeroplane. The title intrigued me as I live not far from Eastbourne. Unfortunately the airfield has long since disappeared.

I found an interesting article in Flight on the E.A.C Monoplane. Very advanced for its time. http://www.flightglobal.com/pdfarchive/view/1913/1913%20-%200456.html

PS. The scenery doesn't look much like Eastbourne.

You are right. No airport in Eastbourne. I was flying in the Eastbourne area at first and then moved up north to the lake district where the shots were taken. Thanks again everyone again for the nice comments.

That was a long journey!

Don't forget you are limited to 22 Miles between hops, Bob!......!

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Quote Fozzer "That was a long journey!

Don't forget you are limited to 22 Miles between hops, Bob!......!"

I shipped her up north on the railroad. 

Bob

Those are some beautiful shots!