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<blockquote data-quote="Stick" data-source="post: 423730" data-attributes="member: 3474"><p>Hey Beth,</p><p></p><p>Here's my take on the pic provided by DW above...</p><p></p><p>The plane's shadows are consistent with the post's in the foreground. There is, albeit small and hard to see, a degree of snow kicked up by the prop wash behind the aircraft. The pilot is probably very experienced to attempt such a stunt. The weather looks very settled; cloudless skies indicative of a high pressure giving little or no wind - exactly what you'd need for such an attempt. The pilot has probably weighed up the implications of touching down with the belly of the aircraft; being snow and potentially soft, little drag would be created, lowering the chances of an all out crash. My verdict: genuine picture. </p><p></p><p>But then there are some really clever types with photo editing software... :suspect:</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Stick, post: 423730, member: 3474"] Hey Beth, Here's my take on the pic provided by DW above... The plane's shadows are consistent with the post's in the foreground. There is, albeit small and hard to see, a degree of snow kicked up by the prop wash behind the aircraft. The pilot is probably very experienced to attempt such a stunt. The weather looks very settled; cloudless skies indicative of a high pressure giving little or no wind - exactly what you'd need for such an attempt. The pilot has probably weighed up the implications of touching down with the belly of the aircraft; being snow and potentially soft, little drag would be created, lowering the chances of an all out crash. My verdict: genuine picture. But then there are some really clever types with photo editing software... :suspect: [/QUOTE]
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