Pics of Dover yesterday taken from the air.

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• Michael Gough

  • Location: Dover
  8 January 2010     21:5936859
  #1      
  Hi Guys
  
  As some of you may be aware I work for Sky Charter Helicopters at Manston, yesterday we decided to go for a quick fly about over the South East Kent countryside. I took afew pics as we flew over the castle which I thought some of you would like to see.
  
  Michael
  
  Edited..... Having probs uploading the pics to the post, I've sent them to Paul so hopefuly they will be up soon!!!
• Guest 649

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  8 January 2010     22:1936863
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  Great Mr Gough.I lookward to seeing them and from the air with all the snow.I would like to come up with you one day,love going up in Helicopters done alot of that when i was in the army years ago.
• howard mcsweeney1

  • Location: Dover
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  8 January 2010     22:2736865
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  welcome to the forum michael, will look forward to seeing the photos.
• Guest 672

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  8 January 2010     22:3136869
  #4      
  Welcome Michael.
  Sounds interesting. I didn' know they had helicopters in WW2 Vic.
  grass grows by the inches but dies by the feet.
• howard mcsweeney1

  • Location: Dover
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  8 January 2010     22:3236870
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  i thought that vic was involved with zeppelins ian?
  
  have i got it wrong?
• Guest 649

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  8 January 2010     22:3536872
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  Thanks for that Ian it was a good one keep them coming but it was the 1950-1960 when I was in I just look that old,but big haircut in the morning that will make me look younger my wife told me,and she should know she is the one doing it,again a NO1 cut this time,that means no hair for a few weeks.
• Guest 672

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  8 January 2010     22:4236875
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  I remember my first chance to fly in a helicopter whilst in the army.
  I gave up my place to someone else and it crashed 1 minute after take off. No serious injuries.
  
  Lucky or what.
  grass grows by the inches but dies by the feet.
• Guest 693

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  9 January 2010     07:2136893
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  Thanks Michael, and welcome. Hope you're keeping well.
  True friends stab you in the front.
• Guest 640

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  9 January 2010     08:5536897
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  There you are Michael. Great stuff indeed. Might use one of those on the frontpage at a later time, will let you know, as they are more than a bit special. Well done with those.
  
  

  

  
  
  

  
  email: dover7@msn.com
• Guest 693

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  9 January 2010     09:0036898
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  Brilliant photos, Michael! Here's a couple of the woods between Eythorne and Shepherdswell that I took when out with the dog yesterday........oops, the upload didn't work, I'll try again....
  True friends stab you in the front.
• Guest 657

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  9 January 2010     09:1436902
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  Stunning photos there Michael (Hello and welcome by the way.) I took helicopter flying lessons some years ago, I loved it.
  www.facebook.com/jeaneheadstonehunter
• Guest 653

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  9 January 2010     10:5336916
  #12      
  Welcome indeed Michael - a great start.
  
  There must be scope for these to be made into either calenders or Christmas cards (there must be more than 2 photos) - or both. Perhaps postcards too.
  
  Well done.
  
  
  
  
  Roger
• Guest 649

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  9 January 2010     10:5436917
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  Thank you they are great .
• Terrismark

  • Location: Dover
  9 January 2010     10:5536918
  #14      
  Theres that much white stuff I can't see my house LOL - Brilliant photos though welll done Michael
• Guest 651

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  9 January 2010     11:3936920
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  Michael - did you get any of the Western Heighst ?
  Been nice knowing you :)
• Guest 644

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  9 January 2010     11:4436921
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  Oh wow - lovely pics Michael. I hope Paul can post a larger versions so we can see the detail.
• Guest 640

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  9 January 2010     12:1536926
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  Phil yes thats what I was thinking...will aim to do that on the frontpage when the current toilet issue is over. These are defintely ones that need a bit more larger detail and the frontpage can deliver that, but in the meantime enjoy them here.
  
  Well done again Michael
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• Guest 660

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  9 January 2010     14:2936941
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  Good photo's MICHAEL, I can see your Mum hanging out the washing on the line and Dad in the hot tub,good to see you chipping in to the forum,must admit the first time I went up with Ken Wills I was pleased to have my bicycle clips on,he was doing me a favour with someone with terminal cancer and we were flying all over east kent.The biggest rush was taking off from Farthingloe and flying over the cliffs,thats when I needed my bicycle clips.
  If you knew what I know,we would both be in trouble!
• Guest 690

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  9 January 2010     15:3136947
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  Great pictures Michael, but I think I`d rather stay on terra firma.
  Tell them that I came, and no one answered.
• Guest 686

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  9 January 2010     17:3336955
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  Cold enough down here on the ground, must a a lot cooler up there! Crackin' pictures for all that.
  Phil West
  If at first you don't succeed, use a BIGGER hammer!!

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