Hidden Hinds

• Mar 20, 2025

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smutny

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Was in Yuma and spotted a unique nose peeking out of a hangar. Got permission to take a couple pictures.

 

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• Mar 20, 2025

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Snautzer01

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Very nice. You by chance happen to know why the are there?
Or is red dawn happening?

 

• Mar 20, 2025

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smutny

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Just a couple of toys of a private owner.

 

• Mar 20, 2025

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Snautzer01

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smutny said:

Just a couple of toys of a private owner.

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Ha!! I have more toys.... Quite a collection i think. Hope he is in for a trade.

 

• Mar 20, 2025

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SaparotRob

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I have a very large collection of sea shells. I leave them scattered all over the world's beaches. Perhaps you've seen it?

 

• Mar 21, 2025

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