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Picture of the De Havilland Canada DHC-6-300 Twin Otter aircraft
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A visitor from - posted Fri March 9, 2012:The pilot should be the great grand son of Charles Lindbergh. He is just trying to ask the SUV drivers: "Which way is Ireland?". (Ali Aminzadeh) | |
A visitor from - posted Mon October 31, 2011:How is this possible? Anyways this so awesome and at the same time quite hilarious with the cross on the background^^ | |
A visitor from Turkey posted Mon October 31, 2011:Wooow... Very nice catch. Congratulations! | |
A visitor from United Kingdom posted Fri October 28, 2011:The clearness and quality and timing of this photo are perfect | |
A visitor from Germany posted Fri October 28, 2011:Would like to see a Boeing or an Airbus doing this approach. | |
A visitor from United Kingdom posted Thu October 27, 2011:"Objects in mirror are closer than they appear" | |
A visitor from - posted Thu October 27, 2011:I need seriously think again about all that I knew about airports. Outstanding picture by the way. | |
A visitor from United States posted Thu October 27, 2011:That is quite a glideslope St.Barthelemy has. | |
A visitor from - posted Thu October 27, 2011:Awesome shot! | |
A visitor from - posted Thu October 27, 2011:Excellent serendipitous photo capture...good job! | |
A visitor from Canada posted Thu October 27, 2011:Absolutely amazing capture. Perfect timing. | |
A visitor from - posted Thu October 27, 2011:Is that cross a memorial for the Air Caraibes Twin Otter that crashed in that spot on theat same approach back in 2001? | |
A visitor from United States posted Thu October 27, 2011:I love St. Bart's photos - this one captures the element of absurdity in the approach! Having never been to the island, is the cross to mark the site of a plane accident or something else? | |
A visitor from Switzerland posted Thu October 27, 2011:...and don't pick flowers during approach!!! Great angle! | |
A visitor from Iran, Islamic Republic Of posted Thu October 27, 2011:The cross on the left,position of the aircraft...Just make me feel bad! | |
A visitor from France posted Thu October 27, 2011:This approach is classic, the spotter stay only after the top of the hill ! | |
A visitor from Denmark posted Wed October 26, 2011:Lol! Kinda ironic with the cross in the background.. is it there due to an air accident? | |
A visitor from - posted Wed October 26, 2011:Is this kind of approach common at SBH? Is that why there's a big Cross just there? :) Incredible luck getting this shot! | |
A visitor from - posted Wed October 26, 2011:Wow! | |
A visitor from - posted Wed October 26, 2011:Bly me, what airport?! | |
A visitor from - posted Wed October 26, 2011:O_O Bloody hell that's one hair raising approach. | |
A visitor from Germany posted Wed October 26, 2011:Wonderful angle to view this spectacular approach! | |
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