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Nice set Dave and those Tiger Shots certainly brought back a few memories...

Nice, very nice indeed. Must have been a bit chilly in the Tiger Moth.

Cheers
Rich

shadowcaster wrote:Nice, very nice indeed. Must have been a bit chilly in the Tiger Moth.

Cheers
Rich

When one thinks about it, humanity braved extreme wather for Centuries, from freezing at dawn into cooking before dusk in the Desert, from...¿normal? ...freezing latitudes & altitudes into freezing SOLiD STORMS, where not being there is the only successful cure & therapy so far. From late 50's to early 60's I was under the influence of my Hunter will Travel adolescent rutine. My vacations from High School USA were in the mexican south east, as Gun for Hire to feed Ranchos y Fincas personel with enaugh meat, preventing cattle stolen to eat temptation spontaneous ideas. Journeys on horseback travel, or walking into green Paradise much of it under Night cover, Moon or No Moon, dry weather or raining by buckets with Lightning & Thunder, each travel experience worth Ten Thousand to One where even alone on horseback, you are never alone specially if the horse likes you, is part of your pack wich sometimes includes dogs. Now lost in citys with light day & night interfiering Star visibility, I appreciate all those unique moments as well as being here where I live now. Not that the past is allways better NO! Neither was it worst a priviledge to be there, then & now. Like Flying that Moth! From my tropical weather & point of view, surrounded by family, pets & garden. And enaugh time to enjoy it...in a small town of Central México.

Nicely done Dave. I can almost hear the wind singing in the wires of the moth.

Thanks for the replies love the Tiger Moth low and slow and a bit cold in winter.