No ways that I could miss that distinctive sound, so I peeped and there it was in full flight.
We took a walk at a river today and by grace all kinds of things took place around us. I have already posted one story in #featheredfriends and here is another event that took place.
I am on love with bi-planes, especially the historic ones, but here was a modern one dancing in the sky.
Now I don't know what make or model this one is and maybe there's a pilot, or an aircraft fundi here that can inform us.
This was when I saw the plane for the first time and it was a great sight.
He banked left behind a tree line and then popped out overhead in the first tag photo.
It was so great to see this, as it doesn't happen very often around here.
This was my last shot, as he cut in behind another high tree line.
Up north in our country there is a hangar at an airfied owned by an old pilot and inside the hanger is a fully restored bi-plane that was in use during world war two. All its bullet holes were patched up and if you scroll through my posts about two or three years ago, you will see that plane in a post.
And That's All Friends!
Note: All phototos are my own and taken with a Canon Powershot SX60HS Bridge camera.
We hope that you enjoyed the story and the pictures.
