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#83381 by JAT74L
06 Nov 2005, 18:12
Probably 1000ft below on a North Atlantic track with a decent lens. The ONLY way you can achieve this type of shot from an angle such as that is from a cockpit window.

If only I had the equipment when I had the access! [:#]

Get your hours in Seany and soon that COULD be yours! [y]

Regards

John
#83382 by locutus
06 Nov 2005, 18:26
The text underneath explains...

G-VBIG (cn 26255/1081) Flight VS057 2000' above us at FL360 over waypoint MIMKU westbound over the North Atlantic. [Canon 5D + EF 70-200 F/2.8L IS]
#83383 by xenole
06 Nov 2005, 18:55
What's that long brownish mark underneath? Either it's rust, or emptying the toilet time ;)
#83384 by David
06 Nov 2005, 19:22
I think its coffee [:p]

David
#83421 by Golfman
07 Nov 2005, 16:12
The brown streak underneath is as someone else said Coffee and tea stains! Anywaste from the galley sinks goes overboard and there is a drain point near the frount of where the streak is....don't worry, the toilet waste is not dumped overboard!
#83441 by seany
07 Nov 2005, 23:19
Thanks for the replies guys!:)
#83524 by p17blo
09 Nov 2005, 00:26
Originally posted by Golfman
The brown streak underneath is as someone else said Coffee and tea stains! Anywaste from the galley sinks goes overboard and there is a drain point near the frount of where the streak is....don't worry, the toilet waste is not dumped overboard!


Wasn't toilet waste dumped as standard? I have heard many stories (having lived near LHR for years) from people claiming that 'Blue Ice' fell in the gardens as aircraft flew over.

Paul
#83536 by AlanA
09 Nov 2005, 09:51
Originally posted by p17blo
Originally posted by Golfman
The brown streak underneath is as someone else said Coffee and tea stains! Anywaste from the galley sinks goes overboard and there is a drain point near the frount of where the streak is....don't worry, the toilet waste is not dumped overboard!


Wasn't toilet waste dumped as standard? I have heard many stories (having lived near LHR for years) from people claiming that 'Blue Ice' fell in the gardens as aircraft flew over.

Paul


No, its in a selad container which is emptied at the airport, Environmental health issues would mean the airline bineg fined very heaviliy if such dumping accourred.
They can howver, have ice formations coming off the aircraft as it descends and the ice warms up a bit.
#83537 by Littlejohn
09 Nov 2005, 10:04
Originally posted by p17blo

have heard many stories from people claiming that 'Blue Ice' fell in the gardens as aircraft flew over.


Definitely have to use a holding tank. Blue ice is more likely just ice that has formed on the plane and falls off as it decends. If it were frozen dumpings, excuse the phrase, I don't think it would be blue[:$]. Mind you, if dumpings were to be falling in people's gardens, my, wouldn't the roses grow well.:D Maybe that would explain all the wonderful blooms at chelsea each year[:(]
#83543 by daisy
09 Nov 2005, 11:28
:D:D:D
#83568 by AlanA
09 Nov 2005, 14:00
Originally posted by sailor99
Maybe that would explain all the wonderful blooms at chelsea each year[:(]


I thought was Abramoviche's tons of money that did that! [:p][:p]
#83570 by Littlejohn
09 Nov 2005, 14:12
I said wonderful BLOOMS not wonderful BLUES[:(!];)

No, its in a selad container which is emptied at the airport


What I want to know alan, is why you thought the toilet waste went into a salad container? Are you trying to say something about UC food?
#83573 by AlanA
09 Nov 2005, 14:40
Originally posted by sailor99
I said wonderful BLOOMS not wonderful BLUES[:(!];)

No, its in a selad container which is emptied at the airport


What I want to know alan, is why you thought the toilet waste went into a salad container? Are you trying to say something about UC food?


well, thar seems to be the comments these days that the food tastes like.........[:o)][:o)]
#83608 by Nitrox
09 Nov 2005, 21:42
Agreed; an excellent shot [^]
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