Buying some neat stuff cheaply yesterday:
First, some nice older magazines ( "Flyv" - or "Flight" in english) with a few interesting articles, an old book, bought more for old times' sake than anything else, and a brochure about the Heinkel He-111.
And I also got me a nice Harvard-t-shirt, thereby supporting the Harvard guys 'n girls in Avedøre, who spend their tuesdays and thursday nights restoring old aircraft back to airworthy state again.
Among their projects were a Harvard 309, which finally became airborne after ten years of work, the museum in Stauning received it. Unfortunately the 309 crashed during a practice flight, wrecking the aircraft and killing the pilot.
The Harvard Club is currently working on a Taylorcraft Auster J1N from 1946.
And a funny thing happened yesterday/today:
Talked with the guy who'll let the museum borrow his Sirius patch and some photos for the Greenland exhibit today - it turned out that he also were at the Bakken arrangement yesterday, on his Honda motorcycle.
He was parked right next to Jørn and me on Nørrebrogade, and we didn't even know it.
Small world alright.
Aaaaaaaaand...*gahasp*...I'm about to start sorting out the 6-700 photos I shot yesterday, from both the fly-in and the Bakken arrangement! *rubs hands* Yay!
Shot two camera cards full, there's gotta be some bad shots in between - delete, then I make a list of the pics I want to use, and then I'll start GIMPing them.