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After this flight, the pilot would need to visit a dentist to have the bugs removed from his teeth!

lol! James

Flying for purists :-)

Hahaha James

"Those magnificent men in their flying machines!"

It's a motorized kite!

Great shot of a classic Bleriot. Is wonderful to think that someone would build flying replicas of such major steps from the beginning of aviation.

In this photo, the pilot appears to be equipped with the period-accurate, leather head piece that covers his mouth.
This would seem to prevent the likely constant and annoying to land-lubbers, pilot's screaming out of "YIPEE, YIPEE."

Gutsy pilot. That design includes some features that are now known to be aerodynamically unstable in unusual attitudes. Hats off.

Is this powered by "Fred's two feet?"

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Cornstalk special.

well done !! keep on flying !!

I get into those old planes. Love the low and slow. Went cross country in a steerman. Lost my map over the King's Ranch. This plane would be a blast.

7 cylinder Gnôme-Omega 50 hp rotary engine 1908 model

J.Driskell: normally you fly mouth shutted: ...no radio!! lol

Is that a man sitting on a dragonfly?

Simply awesome.

Hey James, I don't think he is going fast enough to kill any bugs, Just sayin.

RyanAir is having a wet dream over this bird. No carry on or checked luggage to deals/.

Fantastic shot, Andreas. 5*

A Scandinavian Airlines ( I think) pilot brought one of these to the 2003 Dayton Airshow and I was part of the ground support people. One of the most amazing things I've ever seen flown. I'll never forget being around him, his people, and that place that year. I was awesome!