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Started in Castle Hills with Stevo this morning, and we rode in to join the group in Alamo Heights
The Lenton twins (mine and Lou's) at the Alamodome (60-y-o guy on 60-y-o bike came in 4th/40)
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and at coffee
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At coffee, a guy rolled through with a yappy dog having a great time riding in a front rando bag.
After 28 miles and a few dogs escorting us out of their turf, back in Castle Hills, I won the 9-ball tournament - I was good.
West Coast is a Great IPA.
 
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@bulldog1935 that green bike really has its caliper set close to the rim. That's one thing I miss about my 10 speed days. The responsiveness of the bike to an aggressive riding style Slight pull on handle to slow -then full power again. What I don't miss is rolling over fender and windshield s
 
Collings Foundation warbirds visited Beverly Airport this weekend, which is only a few mile bike ride away. I don't think anyone noticed the bike.

B-17G. The original Nine O Nine completed 140 missions without loss of crew. Rides in all the bombers are $450 each (not completely sure about the B-25) and I think their Fi 156 Storch and T-6 Texan are the same, but I'm too lazy to look it up. This is the line for walking through.
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Narrow squeeze through the bomb bay.
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Radio room
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Radio room towards the back. Oxygen under the radio, ball turret on the left with the bullet feed for the guns suspended up. That X embossed panel is the hatch to get in. For the small and brave only!
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View back from the radio room. Canopy is missing for some reason.
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Rosie the Riveter inspecting the control cables by the rear hatch just behind the waist guns.
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The versatile B-25
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The iconic P-40.
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B-24. Went inside this one, too, but they block off more of it and there were too many people to get decent shots.
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Where they extract you from the tail gun position of a B-24 after things didn't go well.
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Rides available in the P-51 for $2500 half hour, $3500 for hour. MAYBE if they get a P-47 and I stop giving money away, I'll do it someday. I went up in their Stearman a few years back (and also sent my mother up while she could still somewhat breathe) because that was only $220 (and totally worth it).
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They're still flying over my house!
 
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