Miscellaneous When Pigs Fly

To me it is impressive architecturally and historically speaking but is now populated by the usual (and some less usual) retail and entertainment horrors The wine place seems worth a visit though!
 
Snoopy flew sorties against the Hun until the Treaty of Versailles, June 28, 1919. Now honourably discharged with a penchant for a pint of Ginger Ale, he became a biker.
Wasn't that rather unsporting of him as the war ended on the 11th hour of 11/11/18, It could have ended earlier except they wanted a memorable time and date despite a few thousand more dead.
 
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Snoopy flew sorties against the Hun until the Treaty of Versailles, June 28, 1919. Now honourably discharged with a penchant for a pint of Ginger Ale, he became a biker.

View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PN_x0bJ1HZw

In other Pigsty News, model aeroplane flyers have joined the Sty, too.

Oz : Swine Flew plan - free download

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Photo from Outerzone.co.uk



What more can I say? Swine still fly! :banana:
That’s one stout little swine flyer ! I always enjoyed building model aircraft. That’s a easy build !

Biker Snoopy😎 Love the Greatful Dead graphics on his helmet.
 
Wasn't that rather unsporting of him as the war ended on the 11th hour of 11/11/18, It could have ended earlier except they wanted a memorable time and date despite a few thousand more dead.
Snoopy was of the 10% who simply didn't get the word! Neither did his mortal enemy, the Hun! Dog is man's best friend, but Snoopy isn't an everyday dog! Shot down, escaped to the trenches, flew again. Wash, rinse, repeat! :w00t:

That’s one stout little swine flyer ! I always enjoyed building model aircraft. That’s a easy build !
Biker Snoopy😎 Love the Greatful Dead graphics on his helmet.
The late Charles Shultz had a unique sense of humour and ability to leave associations people identified with.

Yes, it is a stout flyer, basically a pigsty of the Cessna 366 and 377. But, pigs are beautiful.
:optimistic:
 
The late Charles Shultz had a unique sense of humour and ability to leave associations people identified with.

Yes, it is a stout flyer, basically a pigsty of the Cessna 366 and 377. But, pigs are beautiful.
:optimistic:
Interesting that’s a Cessna I do not know. Long ago I got my pilots license in a Cessna 152. Moved up through the ranks to a 182 Cutlass RG.

Charles Schultz was an interesting man. The creative individuals he surrounded himself with are quite amazing too. I remember seeing A Charlie Brown Christmas the day it aired. I’ve followed his works ever sense.
It’s the holiday season. Time for some Linus and Lucy.
 
Interesting that’s a Cessna I do not know. Long ago I got my pilots license in a Cessna 152. Moved up through the ranks to a 182 Cutlass RG.
Am familiar with it (366 and 377 tandem twin - front and rear engines) because I would occasionally see one taking off from Honolulu International back in the 1970's. Most were military but there were a few privately owned ones there. There were a few scale and semi-scale models in various modelling magazines.
Charles Schultz was an interesting man. The creative individuals he surrounded himself with are quite amazing too. I remember seeing A Charlie Brown Christmas the day it aired. I’ve followed his works ever sense.
It’s the holiday season. Time for some Linus and Lucy.
Yes am very familiar, a few years ago, bought Hal Leonard's Charlie Brown Christmas Jazz Play-Along Volume 66. Link below is for the digital download version, but one I bought came with a CD. It is different and fun to play along with, ride with on my saxes.

A Charlie Brown Christmas - Jazz Play-Along Volume 66 Hal Leonard Online
 
That's the work of Fredrick Prescott.

Wow ! That’s a big gallery! Thanks for the link !
 

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