Nov 19 2011 - I attended the Temora Aviation Museum warbird airshow and on the day before i conducted a heritage flightgear photo shoot on the ramp with the museum's world only flying Hudson WW2 bomber and a historical Wirraway trainer - the first official warbird in Australia dating back to the early 1970s.
Temora has a variety of aircraft that are unique to Australia's rich aviation heritage and they are flown on a frequent basis to show people how these aircraft were when in service.
HUDSON BOMBER
This is the sole flying military Hudson in the world marked as a RAAF bomber that was based in Singapore during the early days of the Pacific War. In 1941/42 when the RAAF were deployed in Asia the Hudson force was the sole bomber force taking the fight to the Japanese advancing across Asia.
WIRRAWAY TRAINER
Wirraway trainer - this aircraft was used as a basic trainer in WW2 by the RAAF and was a development of the US Texan AT-6 trainer. The RAAF Wirraway even took on Japanese Zero fighters over Papua New Guinea in 1942.
This blog is to share my experiences of travelling around Australia and the world over the years. You will get to see some amazing photography and hear of some of my experiences in meeting people. This will be a constantly expanding blog page, so check in every few weeks.
Sunday, November 20, 2011
Friday, November 11, 2011
SNEAK PEAK
NOV 2011 - A early sneak peak preview of a few pictures i took in November 2011 while in the NSW country south and west areas over 5 days...only another 2,500+ to sort through :)
I highly recommend people take time off work, plan a holiday and visit regional south and western NSW and see how the country life is like.
If not for the scenery, beautiful buildings and structures --- some which date back to 1854 i saw, you will least appreciate the growing of the country's food and some fresh air out that way, compared to living in say Sydney or Melbourne.
Click the photos for a more detailed look ...
I highly recommend people take time off work, plan a holiday and visit regional south and western NSW and see how the country life is like.
If not for the scenery, beautiful buildings and structures --- some which date back to 1854 i saw, you will least appreciate the growing of the country's food and some fresh air out that way, compared to living in say Sydney or Melbourne.
Click the photos for a more detailed look ...
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