Thread: Interesting, Odd or Funny Pics.

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[ame=http://vimeo.com/91283322]Aurora Australis, Hillwood, TAS. 5 April 2014. on Vimeo[/ame]
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s that Launceston airport with all those humps & bumps?

Now that is a interesting run way. Motion sickness just getting of the ground.
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[ame="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z4I15-7L0ss"]It's A Bird (1930) - YouTube[/ame]

Originally Posted by sam_d

Birmingham International. I've seen a few videos with planes struggling with crosswinds there. Always entertaining to watch (though I will admit I'd probably be ****ting myself if I was on any of those).

I've been on some of those landing at BHX. Usually a turboprop, given I mostly flew from Glasgow or Inverness.

Yeah, it's a bit interesting...

Originally Posted by korg20000bc

Here, the police would impound that car under the hoon laws for sustained loss of traction!

Originally Posted by p38arover

Here, the police would impound that car under the hoon laws for sustained loss of traction!

I disagree, it obviously had traction to get up there...

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!!.

Originally Posted by digger

I disagree, it obviously had traction to get up there...

But would impound it for failure to maintain effective control of vehicle (steering)..

on a serious note, wooden spoke wheels, old steering etc styles how badly broken would this car have ended up.

Good point, digger. I was thinking of loss of grip by the front wheels.

Re wooden spokes, they are strong in compression so maybe they could take it. Once or twice.