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G-ANZT, 1957 Thruxton Jackaroo, C/N: 84176
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Aircraft G-ANZT, 1957 Thruxton Jackaroo, c/n 84176, Thruxton Jackaroo at The De Havilland Moth Club's 28th International Moth Rally at Woburn Abbey. August 2013., at X1WP, photo by Malcolm Clarke
Thruxton Jackaroo at The De Havilland Moth Club's 28th International Moth Rally at Woburn Abbey. August 2013.
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Shot Date 2013-08-17
Airport X1WP
X1WP Airport
Upload Date 2014-01-06
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EXIF Data
Camera Make Canon
Camera Model Canon EOS 60D
Lens EF-S17-85mm f/4-5.6 IS USM
Shutter Speed 1/320 sec
Aperture f/7.1
ISO 200
Focal Length 20 mm
Exposure Bias +0.33 EV
Metering Mode Pattern
White Balance Auto
Dimensions 1024 × 683
Date Taken 2013-08-17 13:32:14
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Aircraft G-ANZT, 43. G-ANZT arriving at a superb Little Gransden Air & Car Show, Aug. 2014., at EGMJ, photo by Eric.Fishwick
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Aircraft G-ANZT, Thruxton Jackaroo, at EGWN, photo by Roger Syratt
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Aircraft G-ANZT, 41. G-ANZT arriving at a superb Little Gransden Air & Car Show, Aug. 2014., at EGMJ, photo by Eric.Fishwick
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Aircraft G-ANZT, Thruxton Jackaroo (cabin Tiger Moth) at Old Warden, photo by Simon Palmer
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Aircraft G-ANZT, 45. Limbo flying at The de Havilland Moth Club International Moth Rally, celebrating the 80th anniversary of the DH82 Tiger Moth. Held at Belvoir Castle. A most enjoyable day., at EGBL, photo by Eric.Fishwick
Eric.Fishwick
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Aircraft G-ANZT, 1957 Thruxton Jackaroo, c/n 84176, Thruxton Jackaroo at The De Havilland Moth Club's 28th International Moth Rally at Woburn Abbey. August 2013., at X1WP, photo by Malcolm Clarke
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