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Good morning all, yesterday I decided to visit a psychic.

I knocked on her front door, and she yelled, 'Who is it?'

So I left.

But I know I've got to change my diet.

I entered what I ate today into my new fitness app and it just sent an ambulance to my house.

This week I want to talk about at air shows not always having your camera pointing in the air.

The shows are ultimately about people having a good time, not machines. Any pictures where you show visitors and exhibitors with the aircraft complement the aerial ones, so bring wide as well as long lenses.

Below, civilians have gone up a ramp inside a C17 Globemaster cargo plane.

To finish with, there's the story of the dimwitted husband at a divorce court.

"Mr Jones, I have reviewed this case very carefully," the judge said, "and decided to give your wife $875 a week."

"That's very fair, your honour," the husband said. "And every now and then I'll try to send her a few bucks myself!"

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[jgnfld]

Some planes on the ground have been there for decades. B36 at Burgoyne's Cove. As a child of SAC, I hike up there about once a year. Ellsworth, of Ellsworth AFB, died here...

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Some planes on the ground have been there for decades. B36 at Burgoyne's Cove. As a child of SAC, I hike up there about once a year. Ellsworth, of Ellsworth AFB, died here...

What a memorial, JG!

People may not realise the propellor-driven B-36 was actually bigger than the B-52.

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Next week - Beginners Tip 37: Humorous Still Life