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Very nice Greg.

Very nice Greg.

[font=Comic Sans MS][color=#0000ff]Merci monsieur L.T.

Cool shots Greg, I was not aware of a North Pole stop on the blue Angels tour :-?
Awesome as always

Cool shots Greg, I was not aware of a North Pole stop on the blue Angels tour :-?
Awesome as always

[font=Comic Sans MS][color=#0000ff]Thanks Chuck. There trying to come up with a name for it. So far all they have is 'The Borealis Express" or 'Canucks all Nighter'

Wow wonderful shots Greg...

I remember all too well when staying in Staff Camps/Quarters which were three or four large mobile units attached together.  There was a twenty four hour cook/chef there for crews seven days a week.

The windows on the walls were several feet below the ceiling because of the snow accumulation.

At night when you were laying in bed or sitting at a desk writing home there would be these large explosions, very loud.

It was the ice breaking up and in the morning sometimes we would see ice the size of homes and apartment buildings pushed up on the shore...just awesome.

Folks have no idea the power of Mother Nature...

Sorry to get off topic and so long winded Greg it is just those pictures brought back some fond memories...

Cheers...Happy Landings...Doug

[quote]Wow wonderful shots Greg...

I remember all too well when staying in Staff Camps/Quarters which were three or four large mobile units attached together.

[quote][quote]Wow wonderful shots Greg...

I remember all too well when staying in Staff Camps/Quarters which were three or four large mobile units attached together.

[font=Comic Sans MS][color=#0000ff]That sounds like a capital idea!!! Will give it some thought L.T. Ouch, thinking hurts sometimes

[quote][font=Comic Sans MS][color=#0000ff]That sounds like a capital idea!!! Will give it some thought L.T. Ouch, thinking hurts sometimes