B-17engineer
Colonel
How many miles per gallon(on the highway) do you get?
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Aaron Brooks Wolters
Brigadier General
13 mpp. (miles per poot) 
I really need to post some new photos.
I really need to post some new photos.
B-17engineer
Colonel
LOL. I want that, will you sell it for, 25 cents and a lolipop?
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Aaron Brooks Wolters
Brigadier General
Where would I live?
B-17engineer
Colonel
LOL. We could make an arrangement, Maybe a tent! an upgrade!
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Aaron Brooks Wolters
Brigadier General
Make it 50 cents and it's yours.
B-17engineer
Colonel
Forget it. It's over my budget 
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Aaron Brooks Wolters
Brigadier General
And I thought I was in bad shape!
B-17engineer
Colonel
A I only have a one holer. 2x2 I have to sleep in a 90 degree angle at night.
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Aaron Brooks Wolters
Brigadier General
This has been fun guys but I have to call it a night. Will be back tomorrow.
B-17engineer
Colonel
Lol. Goodnight sleep tight.
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Aaron Brooks Wolters
Brigadier General
Got this Tuesday evening. Didn't have my big lens so made do with my 18/55. Blew it up and cropped it. It's the best I could do with the small lens. The tanker is a KC-135, can't tell what the trailing craft is.
GrauGeist
Generalfeldmarschall zur Luftschiff Abteilung
Hmmm...looks like a KC-135 refueling a KC-135...
Or, perhaps it's the other way around...
Or, perhaps it's the other way around...
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Aaron Brooks Wolters
Brigadier General
The trailing plane is a little larger, I believe it may be a 747. The tail planes a low but I just can't be sure.
B-17engineer
Colonel
The fuselage on the plane, on the right, seems wider.
Got this Tuesday evening. Didn't have my big lens so made do with my 18/55. Blew it up and cropped it. It's the best I could do with the small lens. The tanker is a KC-135, can't tell what the trailing craft is.
Errrrr....isnt this where this thread started from...two planes refuellling ?.
Take a look back and see how things have progressed with your pics....and ignore the fact that its the same old planes flying overhead, at least you have advanced !!
evangilder
"Shooter"
Tsk tsk, you broke a cardinal rule. Don't outshoot your lens. We've all done it, but you see the results it produces.
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Aaron Brooks Wolters
Brigadier General
Yeah, I know, I've seen them a hundred times since the first shot and either don't have my camera or have the wrong lens. So I just said to hell with it and shot two or three. They did come out better than I thought they would but you still can't see them.
trackend
Chief Master Sergeant
all kit has limitaions Aaron the secret is knowing that some shots aint worth trying to get Ive been to airshows and I have seen guys shooting at tiny specs in the sky and even with big lenses you know its a waste of time.
I just enjoy the view if its out of range of my gear or I have the wrong lens on.
I just enjoy the view if its out of range of my gear or I have the wrong lens on.
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Aaron Brooks Wolters
Brigadier General
Ok, so I went out today and shot within lens range all day even though it was not within my range. Went further up the Creeper Trail and shot trestles #38 and 39. Got a lot of exercise and a few bug bites but had a lot of fun. At first I couldn't get the green hew out of the shot until I crammed the RGB setting as far as it would go into the blue. Took a while to figure out what to do but I got like I wanted it. Hope you like.
Went further up the Creeper Trail and shot trestles #38 and 39. Got a lot of exercise and a few bug bites but had a lot of fun. At first I couldn't get the green hew out of the shot until I crammed the RGB setting as far as it would go into the blue. Took a while to figure out what to do but I got like I wanted it. Hope you like.
