Do you see what I see?
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Do you see what I see?
I was looking at various R/C fields using MapQuest Aerial Photographs and decided to look at the field near my birthplace, Seaford, Long Island. The field is Cedar Creek Park and when I was living there, I used to fish off the banks of the canal that got filled in to make the field.
Anyway, here's the photo I got. If you look in the lower right, do you see a white winged biplane making an approach turn to the NW-SE runway? Not too much in the way of being clear, but it sure looks like one to me.
BTW, this is a Satellite Photo, not one from a Cessna at 5000 feet!
And "NO", I didn't photo retouch it into the original photo. You can look for yourself at MapQuest.
Anyway, here's the photo I got. If you look in the lower right, do you see a white winged biplane making an approach turn to the NW-SE runway? Not too much in the way of being clear, but it sure looks like one to me.
BTW, this is a Satellite Photo, not one from a Cessna at 5000 feet!
And "NO", I didn't photo retouch it into the original photo. You can look for yourself at MapQuest.
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I make it out to be an enlarged plan (48%) Balsa USA Super Stearman. Looks like Coverite fabric judging by the weave spacing, and those cowl decals are a dead give-away on the engine type-(Briggs and Stratton).
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oh yeh its all clear to me now but i think its more 47.8% instead of 48%, must comment on the excellent work on the underside of the fuse, truly remarkable