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An old-timey sleigh of some sort at Toll Booth
Several engines linked
Skateboarder at River Park.
Maybe he didn't see the sign.
Oh, there it is - right in front of him.
Can anyone ID this type of plane?
It flew low over the area on Friday afternoon.
It's obviously a kind of cargo transport.
Possibly, a C-130 something or other?
Lots o' nuts 'round here
Well, what the hell?
Part of a broken banister or headboard, left lying there.
Where did it come from?
Why walk on the sidewalk when you have that whole street right there?
Recent heavy rains have lifted the docks at River Park.
The sign says: ADA ACCESSIBLE PIER. Somehow, I don't think so.
It also says: NO SWIMMING. Well, how else are you supposed to get out there?
Another dock
A different view of the same
Out for a swim
Working at cross purposes?
Each has a priority: getting the story - and getting the selfie.
An old-style street lamp outside Andy's Market.
There's a "C" on the base, presumably for "Columbia."
7 comments:
could be the C-17.
http://www.boeing.com/defense-space/military/c17/tutorial/index.html
The aircraft in question is a C-5. There was an exercise at HIA over the weekend.
More about that exercise;
http://www.dvidshub.net/news/129325/large-military-aircraft-use-harrisburg-international-airport-during-emergency-preparedness-exercise#.U3nZIyimXIw
In my amateurish opinion, it looks like a C-5. Thanks for posting this information.
USAF aircraft recognition has never been a strength of mine; much more familiar with the Army's helicopters of another era.
Your input is always welcome.
Correct it's a C-5. I live under the flight path to HIA and saw it as well. It's bigger then the normal PA Air National Guard planes that are stationed there. I think they can transport parts of the C-130 in a C-5.
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