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New edits from Heathrow 1971 ( part 2 )

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Re: New edits from Heathrow 1971 ( part 2 )

Post by 2e1var » Tue Jun 22, 2021 5:51 am

Wow, when I saw 1971 I expected to see some blurry, old reference shots. Amazing, thanks for posting.

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Re: New edits from Heathrow 1971 ( part 2 )

Post by BringBackEGDG » Sat Jul 31, 2021 12:36 pm

Sorry for resurrecting this thread yet again but I have just realized I failed to upload the final three images.

Olympic Airways Boeing 727-284 SX-CBB 'Queen Anna-Maria' on short final runway 28R.
Image1971-08-30-023FS SX-CBB by Stephen Rendle, on Flickr

Aerolineas Argentinas Boeing 707-387B LV-ISC 'Betelgeuse' on short final runway 28R.
Image1971-08-30-024FS LV-ISC by Stephen Rendle, on Flickr

Pan am Boeing 747-121 N732PA 'Clipper Storm King' on short final runway 28R,
Image1971-08-30-025FS N732PA by Stephen Rendle, on Flickr

That finally concludes this post. Thanks to all who have viewed and/or commented on this post :clap: :thumbs:
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Re: New edits from Heathrow 1971 ( part 2 )

Post by PorkScratching » Sun Aug 01, 2021 10:38 am

Absolutely no need to apologise with content like that!
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Re: New edits from Heathrow 1971 ( part 2 )

Post by STRATOCRUISER » Fri Oct 22, 2021 9:56 am

How absolutely fabulous!
Brings back many great memories from the Queens Building and the walk from Hatton Cross to the terminal after getting off the 'National' coach from Bournemouth.
Great shots and thanks for sharing them :clap:
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