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denverpilot
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Nice photo.
Lawreston
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It's the power lines in front that require watching, not the ones in the back.
Another view on a different day. (Love those 40° flaps)
HR
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BillTIZ
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Don't want to be shoveling snow and ice from the shady side of the hanger row?
:wink2:
Lawreston
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That! But I'll still be volunteering to use the airport hangar condo association's mighty snow blower. The big snow removal equipment can only get just so close to the hangar doors. The Austin Healey and my 20' boat and trailer will be in the hangar(unless I find a
Wiscasset tie-down owner who'd like to rent my hangar space at a reduced rate). In that case I could relocate the boat/trailer back to Georgetown.
But at the big Hangar 6, to go flying I won't have to put up with(see below).
Wiscasset tie-down owner who'd like to rent my hangar space at a reduced rate). In that case I could relocate the boat/trailer back to Georgetown.
But at the big Hangar 6, to go flying I won't have to put up with(see below).
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MSPAviator
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Those P-3 Orions must have been a tight fit in those hangars. 
If the "big snow removal" guys can't plow any closer to the hangars then that may I suggest they step down and give that position to more qualified people..... I have seen some operators purposely nick the corner of a hangar and do minimal damage just to use that as an excuse to plow a smaller area and go home earlier..... If their equipment was that hard to control there would be no way they could plow such a straight line as shown in your second pic..... And that plow run is lazer straight so I am sure they can get closer..... IMHO..
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Lawreston
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Those P-3 Orions must have been a tight fit in those hangars.
) Yeah; for sure. Even the twin engine plane next to me looks well-acquaintedwith its surroundings.
HR
Later, I'll post a shot of N7872G in the winter quarters.
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Lawreston
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I'm not sure who actually handles the big-wheeled front loader at the airport. It may be a town employee rather than FBO personnel. (The airport is a Town of Wiscasset property).
HR
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Yeah.... I am betting it is/was a government employee. Private sector workers are more apt to try and please the people they work for. They can and do lose their jobs alot easier then city employees.
Lawreston
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Lawreston
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- - - and with a significant part of my own hangar suddenly available I moved something else into it. Under cover, it'll be a lot easier to do "spring maintenance" during the winter, rather than having it stored in the semi-open, old fire dept. station(with no electricity) on
my property.
HR
my property.
HR
