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Now that is a interesting run way. Motion sickness just getting of the ground. :)Quote:
s that Launceston airport with all those humps & bumps?
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I've been on some of those landing at BHX. Usually a turboprop, given I mostly flew from Glasgow or Inverness.Quote:
Originally Posted by sam_d
Yeah, it's a bit interesting...
Here, the police would impound that car under the hoon laws for sustained loss of traction!Quote:
Originally Posted by korg20000bc
I disagree, it obviously had traction to get up there...Quote:
Originally Posted by p38arover
But would impound it for failure to maintain effective control of vehicle (steering)..
on a serious note, wooden spoke wheels, old steering etc -- how badly broken would this car have ended up after a few years of this!!.
Good point, digger. I was thinking of loss of grip by the front wheels.Quote:
Originally Posted by digger
Re wooden spokes, they are strong in compression so maybe they could take it. Once or twice.