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  1. ancient kayaker
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    Christmas Decoration Suggestions

    - for when your neighbours go a little overboard -
     

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    The clipper City of Adelaide is being shipped to South Australia this photo shows the ship safely loaded onto the heavy lift ship MV Palanpur more info at http://cityofadelaide.org.au/
     

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    I hope the ejector seat was a good one, that huge vertical stabiliser could focus your attention during a bail-out!
     
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    Could make an ejection a split decision..
     
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    Any interesting observation Terry, though the Sea Dart was able to scoot pretty good, it suffered from a number of issues, including not being an "area rule" design, which was more a result of old school designers, trying to take their WWII experience into a realm they didn't fully understand, which is what likely killed it's test pilot, after which the program was shut down. These and other lessons learned where incorporated into the F-102 a couple of years later.
     
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    Reminds me a bit of the English Electric Lightning that served with the RAF. A monstrously high-powered plane, it didn't seem to make even a nod in the direction of the area rule but apparently just muscled its way through the sound barrier and beyond. That too had a large vertical stabilizer probably to maintain directional control approaching mach 2. An awesome achievement of the "if it goes fast let's put a bigger engine in" school of design by the look of it. Presumably the ejector seats on planes with such VS designs are angled . . .
     
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    can you see me now?

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  15. ancient kayaker
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    What is that? Looks like someone folded the plan badly and the builder didn't unfold it . . .
     
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