Photos of the aircraft in the big hanger in Temora. There are quite a few more than I'm showing.
All these planes still fly. The building is the first one we went into.
The lights are just wonderful inside the hanger changing colour every few minutes.
It is lovely (and amazing) that they have all been restored to the point where they can take to the air. A LOT of work, skill and money in that hangar.
Thanks Denise. Mt. Barrow not that far from home is the banner, taken a couple of years ago when snow fell on it which doesn't happen very often. Great place and great planes in that hanger, they are dusted by the way :)
Noisy, nice though.
ReplyDeleteNoisy when the planes are flying but it's quiet in the building.
DeleteIt is lovely (and amazing) that they have all been restored to the point where they can take to the air.
ReplyDeleteA LOT of work, skill and money in that hangar.
At least those planes have been put to good use, and the pride and joy is must bring to those that repair them.
DeleteEs extensa la planta y en ella se ven interesantes modelos.
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It's a magic place to visit.
DeleteThe planes are beautiful and still working, that is amazing. What a great place to visit. I love your new banner, it gorgeous.
ReplyDeleteIt is amazing those planes still fly.
DeleteThanks re banner, it's the mountain not far from home, Mt. Barrow and not often snow falls on it.
I enjoyed these beautiful old planes Margaret, great shots. Thank you for sharing them. I agree with Bill, your banner photo is exquisite.
ReplyDeleteThanks Denise. Mt. Barrow not that far from home is the banner, taken a couple of years ago when snow fell on it which doesn't happen very often.
DeleteGreat place and great planes in that hanger, they are dusted by the way :)
It seems like a very sophisticated museum.
ReplyDeleteThere is a Guide inside and there are videos in front of each plane where you can watch them fly..interesting.
DeleteThey are oh so lovely, I like them
ReplyDeleteAmazing to see in reality, such a surprise for us.
DeleteThat's pretty cool!
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Neat :)
DeleteMore! I'm not an airplane nut, but I could spend hours with my camera in that museum!
ReplyDeleteI did spend a long time in there :)
Deletewowo very interesting place
ReplyDeleteIt is Gosia.
DeleteLooks like a great aviation museum.
ReplyDeleteIt is David.
DeleteNice to see those beautiful planes that still fly. Interesting to take a closer look inside the planes.
ReplyDeleteThat the place we couldn't see was inside, we were not permitted.
DeleteInteresante museo Margaret. Besos.
ReplyDeleteI too found it interesting Teresa.
DeleteThe planes are beautifully displayed. But your header is .... just ... WOW!
ReplyDeleteThey are displayed well.
DeleteThanks re header :)
Great display they do look very frail by todays standards.
ReplyDeleteMerle.........
They do a bit Merle, they are very different in design as today's planes.
DeleteAwesome! They all still can fly. Engineers have wonderful skills to maintain them. Nice Sunday to you.
ReplyDeleteYes every one of them fly, amazing.
DeleteThanks.
Hello Margaret,
ReplyDeleteThis is so nice!!
Wonderful how you have photograph these wonderful planes. I like this so much. Great!!
Greetings, Marco
Thanks Marco. They are good to see even for me :)
DeleteThey look great, interesting place to visit!
ReplyDeleteYes, Natalia so pleased we discovered the town.
DeleteAbsolutely Mind Boggling - So Cool - Thanx Ever So Much For Sharing
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You are welcome. I thought the folks on my blog would like to see these planes.
DeleteI'm always impressed by planes, regardless of age, shape, color.
ReplyDeleteYour photos are outstanding!
Thanks you.
DeletePlanes fascinate me as well, as long as they stay flying when they are supposed to.
How absolutely wonderful. An incredible collection...amazing!!!!! :)
ReplyDeleteMuy buenas imagenes, amiga... Un lugar muy atractivo
ReplyDeleteWow
ReplyDeleteI found this virtual trip so amazing :)
The planes are delightful to look at