FWIW I think it is a 15M Skylark 2. It is parked
behind a standard class glider and the wing looks a little short to be 18M.
Mike
At 08:41 PM 4/02/2013, you wrote:
I didn't mind either. :)
The Arrow has a distinctive lump where the skid
stops 1/2 way back to the main wheel. This
doesn't have it so I agree it isn't an ES59. I
must get back to the one in my shed
-Cath
On 04/02/2013, at 8:03 PM, stephenk wrote:
I was finding it interesting anyway.
SWK
On 4/02/2013 7:51 PM,
<mailto:[email protected]>[email protected] wrote:
could this go off line please
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Ill revisit my sources, but from memory that was the caption.
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Chris,
I can't enlarge the photo but I did put on my
glasses. No way is that the Arrow. Firstly,
its Yellow, the one that went to the Argentine
was white. Secondly, if you look closely the
wheel is actually a dolly wheel attached to
the skid. the glider is I believe a Skylark 3.
Dads memory and eyesight are reaching that certain stage.
Cheers
Ian P
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It is, I showed it to your Dad at Bordertown and read the article online.
Cant you enlarge the pic?
Just got an email from Caleb about it and he
thought it would be good for him to follow up on it.
Told him your Dad had the most recent contact with the owner.
Just sent a heavy but polite email to Ian Grant. Ill forward it to you.
I want to get on with the other GFA issues but
cannot until these are out of the way as they
cannot handle too much stress at once.
From: <mailto:[email protected]>Ruth Patching
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Not sure about that. The pic is too small but I can't see the nose skid.
Patch
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Subject: [Aus-soaring] Argentinian Championships
The yellow aircraft is the ES59 Arrow that
competed there in the early 60s. Only pic I can find.
A/C is now languishing I believe in a trailer in California.
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