Close are the planes that fly the Sardinian skies
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My Sardinian Life
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Cutting it close, weren’t they?
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Wow – that’s a lot of traffic!
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Wonderful shot, Jennifer 🙂
Thank you!
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Really cool shot!
Nice shot, but I’d rather not know how close they really are
I can feel the sun and hear them roar overhead
Hi, I nominated you for the ILLUMINATING BLOGGER AWARD. Check out my blog dutchgoesitalian.com if you want to accept 🙂 Oh and nice photo 🙂
Thanks for the blogger award, it’s greatly appreciated!
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It shows why I don’t have the urge to be an air-traffic controller. Too many lives at steak, and too much planning for my skillset. Planes would be crashing if I were in charge of that mahem. -David.
Yeah, same here! I can barely drive a car! LOL
They must have been crazy busy the day you took that shot… I love those sheep/goats on your banner… ADORABLE! 🙂
During the summer months it’s always a pretty busy airspace. Plus we live an hour from two different airports so the traffic is hectic.
Thanks … I love those sheep too!
love this, blue sky 😀
Beautiful sky! The lines are called Chemtrails http://www.rense.com/general4/fre.htm
Ciao Madelaine
Thanks for stopping by and commenting. I’ve written several posts on Chemtrails vs Contrails. Have you seen checked them out? Chemtrails grow and grow and do not disappear whereas contrails disappear within a few minutes.
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Message from heaven, very busy there 😛
That is tummy turning close when you think it is aeroplanes that have made those marks! Great shot!
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Lovely, I can almost feel the sun on my face beating down from that glorious sky!