Historic Irish Aviation Photo Quiz
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It's either a contestant in the MACI annual bash at Baldonnel or it's the American one that flew across the Atlantic last year or so.
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Is it the one that makes all those Chemtrails that makes people go blind and grow tails ? 

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stovepipe wrote: it's the American one that flew across the Atlantic last year or so.
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Yep...Maynard Hill's rc plane that flew the Atlantic
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Anyone know what this is about? I reckon it deserves a place in Irish aviation history.. 

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Anything to do with the first (no swimming required) flight across the Irish sea?



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Sorry I forgot about the field photo - It's just south of Cashel and in the right light you can see where someone ploughed the words 'Marry Me Aisling' in it.... I guess he took his girlfriend for a heli ride - how romantic is that?
Here is one I came across recently...with a family connection... the old-fashioned typesetting is a bit jumbled, but you can see what they wanted to say..

Here is one I came across recently...with a family connection... the old-fashioned typesetting is a bit jumbled, but you can see what they wanted to say..

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Damaged beyond (economical) repair at Coonagh on 12.2.54. Reg. canx 2.6.54.
DH82a c/no. 86173 ex NI690, G-AGRA.
Was registered to a J.J.Crowley.
Wonder where the bits ended up?
DH82a c/no. 86173 ex NI690, G-AGRA.
Was registered to a J.J.Crowley.
Wonder where the bits ended up?

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EI AGG in better shape 

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