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Smyrna Air Show

Posted by Duanium :: Apr 12, 2008 - 9:17:47 PM | 4 Comments
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Blue Angels in Smyrna
Blue Angels in Smyrna

The Blue Angels are finally back in Smyrna! The festivities began on Thursday when the Blues began their practice maneuvers. They also practiced on Friday - twice! Talk about putting on a good show! We're not too far from the Smyrna Airport and can get a good glimpse without really trying. Thank goodness for the 300mm telephoto lens on my Pentax *istDS digital camera.

Emily and I will be heading to the show tomorrow (Sunday) and meeting a few friends at the gate. If Sunday's show is anything like today's, we'll definitely be in for a treat!
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Posted: April 14, 2008 :: 12:55 PM
Glad to see you back in business! Now where's Sunday's pictures?
Posted: April 14, 2008 :: 1:22 PM
Let me thaw out the camera. It was friggin' cold yesterday! We suffered through light rain, sleet, and gusty winds all day.
Posted: April 18, 2008 :: 3:35 PM
Where are the Sunday pics? It's Friday!

Oh and what's up with asking me algebra to post? Why not the squiggly word?
Last updated Apr 18, 2008 - 5:22 PM by Duanium
Posted: April 18, 2008 :: 5:15 PM
Sweetbabyj wrote:
Where are the Sunday pics? It's Friday!
Calm down, calm down now... listen, we're gonna go around this corner...

If basic algebra is too hard, maybe you don't need to be posting. ;-)


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