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  • I certainly enjoyed the way you explore your experience and knowledge of the subject! Keep up on it. Thanks for sharing the info. http://educations-scholarship.com/

  • said naldistone

  • 2010.07.28 at 08:54:17 PDT

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  • nice online fax

  • said jazzjeff11

  • 2010.04.29 at 21:43:17 PDT

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  • Your KAP/NS2.0 rig looks very interesting, I would very much like to build one like it. Would it be possible to get any construction details on it? Thanks, Dave

  • said sparksnsuch

  • 2003.04.06 at 23:16:31 PDT

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  • Tom, Was In San Fran. Great Place, didnt get to see Alcatraz, too late for tickets. But I did to get to see other things. freeks out there. Went to Lombard street. was great. Kids liked it too. Went to hotel and kids walked up and down the hills. Would like to get there again. Hope you had a good time like we did. Well at the time we did. later dude. Joleen

  • said joleen

  • 2002.06.19 at 15:26:05 PDT

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  • Dated as far as exact calendar date? No, but all were taken from August to September in different locations. Colorado, Carol Stream Illinois, and pretty soon some new ones from San Diego.

  • said _nobler

  • 2001.12.18 at 21:05:43 PST

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  • Enjoyed your KAP. I did not study them all, are they dated? We also do KAP for crop scouting purposes. http://community.webshots.com/album/26892765ssNnjUMVTj

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  • 2001.12.11 at 11:00:01 PST

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  • These are great! It's amazing what you can do! Yes, I found you in the red shirt. And I found the Banshee Pilot too. Ha! Ha! Send more.

  • said mom

  • 2001.10.20 at 13:17:21 PDT

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  • On Oct 10 - 01, carla917 wrote: Think some KAP shots from a western location would look great

  • said carla

  • 2001.10.11 at 07:42:45 PDT

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  • Agree with you Carla. Although high altitude shots might be interesting in the close proximity of certain landscape features such as a tall building. Would have to do with owners permission. I think one of things learned is that many things affect the quality of the pictures. Some of which we are unable to control. We should pay attention to amount of light and steady wind condtions. One great thing we learned is that we can do it. Not many people have this capability. Looking forward to our next KAP flight.

  • said _nobler

  • 2001.10.10 at 11:04:40 PDT

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  • Pictures came out great - looks like too much altitude isn't necessarily the answer. Some of the photos of Armstrong looks like precarious weather was approaching. Look forward to taking more shots.

  • said carla

  • 2001.10.08 at 10:39:52 PDT

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