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VH-KDK

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Under the nose of the Cessna is the Society Aardolie gas complex an a small village of Langelo in Noordenveld region of the Netherlands.

The village can be traced back to 1255 when it was called Langel and over the years has changed it's name to Langeloe then Langeloo finally to it's present name.

 

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3 hours ago, lifejogger said:

Nice shot Martyn!!!!!  Is it really that green in the Netherlands?

Thanks John. I reckon it is green with all the agriculture and rain.

It is certainly much greener than western Texas!

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59 minutes ago, adambar said:

You tell me Martyn, your the one sitting in the confined space of the airplane. :D

I am during take offs and landings but today I am on the wing!

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5 hours ago, VH-KDK said:

Thanks John. I reckon it is green with all the agriculture and rain.

It is certainly much greener than western Texas!

 

That is why it is called Amarillo, Spanish for yellow.:)

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9 hours ago, VH-KDK said:

Thanks John. I reckon it is green with all the agriculture and rain.

It is certainly much greener than western Texas!

Nice shot Martyn, it's not always that green in the Netherlands, can be much darker as well depending on the season.

It's not far away from where I grew up.

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On 5/10/2021 at 12:36 PM, andiflyit said:

Nice shot Martyn, it's not always that green in the Netherlands, can be much darker as well depending on the season.

It's not far away from where I grew up.

Thanks Andreas. That is interesting to know and of course some areas are not green at all with all the tulip fields!;)

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On 5/10/2021 at 3:28 PM, Stillwater said:

And I thought you would be sharing the cockpit with Hilda.

Nice shot, and I think the green represents Northern Frisia quite well.

Thank you Gerold, there are very few cockpits that Hilda could squeeze into and the Cessna 172 is not one of them!:o

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