Some are extremely low.
Lower than a snake's belly
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by IslandBoy77 » Wed Jan 30, 2013 4:43 pm
Awesome - thanks for posting. I've seen a couple of those before, but that's got to be the best collection with narrative in one place I've ever seen. Cheers! 
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by Ian Warren » Wed Jan 30, 2013 5:02 pm
Many photos i have seen and have to add maybe ... Its a pleasure to see so many New Zealand in there .. some great how low do you gos .. pleased the B-52 got some attention .. that is impressive link Brilliant 
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by deeknow » Wed Jan 30, 2013 6:48 pm
Wicked stuff !!! thanks for sharing.
Hats off (or maybe undercarriage off) to the AN10 pilot near the bottom there, Jeepers !!!
Hats off (or maybe undercarriage off) to the AN10 pilot near the bottom there, Jeepers !!!
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by Bazza » Wed Jan 30, 2013 7:06 pm
Brilliant stuff.....
I had to wade thru the whole lot to find the classic featuring Alain De Cadenet creaming his jeans as the Spit roars over.. (last picture.)
He is an old racing driver and a feature writer in a Classic Car mag I subscribe to.
If you haven't seen this video before, have a look. The language warning doesn't exaggerate, however I think most of the world has seen this
one by now.
I had to wade thru the whole lot to find the classic featuring Alain De Cadenet creaming his jeans as the Spit roars over.. (last picture.)
He is an old racing driver and a feature writer in a Classic Car mag I subscribe to.
If you haven't seen this video before, have a look. The language warning doesn't exaggerate, however I think most of the world has seen this
one by now.
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by bjocque » Wed Jan 30, 2013 8:31 pm
no names, just adding this in for whoooowheeee factor
Auckland Islands, bar checking (calibration echo sounder) at start of day, 2 guys standing outboard of Astrolabe (25 foot Survey Motor Boat, 7.5 tonne), 1 each side setting the chains (one hand for the navy, one hand for jesus) me (as coxn) standing on coxn's seat, standing up through hatch and passing on reports etc, codan radio on, aerial up (about 2 metres, spring mounted on top of roof) WASP flies over, cool pilot that'd saved us heaps of yomping up hills etc, chasps wave out, WASP heads in, buzzes us at full noise, pulls up almost vertical, throws into a 180 (torque turn we called it - remember we were jacks, not crabs) and returns to us a little bit lower though a weenie bit faster(??) - CRACK!!!! antenna going side to side, hell for leather, top 12 inches or so missing .......... awesome!!! Ships WEO (weapons electrical officer) wanted to hang out of pilot and charge him, SMB crew attested to aerial getting damaged on lowering the boat in the morning
now that was frickn low
Auckland Islands, bar checking (calibration echo sounder) at start of day, 2 guys standing outboard of Astrolabe (25 foot Survey Motor Boat, 7.5 tonne), 1 each side setting the chains (one hand for the navy, one hand for jesus) me (as coxn) standing on coxn's seat, standing up through hatch and passing on reports etc, codan radio on, aerial up (about 2 metres, spring mounted on top of roof) WASP flies over, cool pilot that'd saved us heaps of yomping up hills etc, chasps wave out, WASP heads in, buzzes us at full noise, pulls up almost vertical, throws into a 180 (torque turn we called it - remember we were jacks, not crabs) and returns to us a little bit lower though a weenie bit faster(??) - CRACK!!!! antenna going side to side, hell for leather, top 12 inches or so missing .......... awesome!!! Ships WEO (weapons electrical officer) wanted to hang out of pilot and charge him, SMB crew attested to aerial getting damaged on lowering the boat in the morning
now that was frickn low
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by bjocque » Wed Jan 30, 2013 8:52 pm
a couple from my achive, then i'll head back under my rock, RAF Tornados (admittedly there was a little shallow gulley behind the shearing shed but not much, and camera angles didn't really come into it, he was just frikkn low)
yeah yeah ..............nah
yeah yeah YEAH
THREAD HIJACK OVER
yeah yeah ..............nah
yeah yeah YEAH
THREAD HIJACK OVER
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by Ian Warren » Thu Jan 31, 2013 6:40 am
Crikey Dicks ! Definitely LOW and definitely not slow ! ..... now i wonder if the farmer would give it a go ... open the barn doors i mean
Definitely LOW and definitely not slow ! ..... now i wonder if the farmer would give it a go ... open the barn doors i meanLast edited by Ian Warren on Thu Jan 31, 2013 6:48 am, edited 1 time in total.
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