Photos of the Flyover

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Hi all, I have finally got the promised photos of the flyover from Saturday the 25th of May. The day was wonderful on both counts, great action and atmosphere and also brilliant weather. We had three days of rain, fog and just horrible weather and then we woke up to wonderful blue skies and a very warm day for the flyover. Very blessed we were so lucky. The pilots had plans to do things differently if they had bad weather but glad they had a great day to maximise viewing from the ground.

We were all lucky to witness a man jump out of a plane and the kids were amazed. So here are some pictures of this:

Parachuter jumped from a plane for the Blue Mountains Flyover

Parachuter jumped from a plane for the Blue Mountains Flyover

What lovely blue skies.

What lovely blue skies.

Check out the sunny sun! It was a bright day.

Check out the sunny sun! It was a bright day.

Landing at Melrose Park, Katoomba

Landing at Melrose Park, Katoomba

 

The girls and mummy @ Melrose Park waiting for the parachuter to land.

The girls and mummy @ Melrose Park waiting for the man jumping from the plane to land.

 

After we saw the man jump and land from the plane we all went off to the Carrington Hotel to see more planes.

The girls waiting to see planes

The girls waiting to see planes

A formation of planes

A formation of planes

More of the planes

More of the planes

Planes over buildings @ Katoomba

Planes over buildings @ Katoomba

A pigeon does his/her version of the flyover

A pigeon does his/her version of the flyover

Lillian picked flowers from the garden

Lillian picked flowers from the garden

Julia also helped remove flowers from the hotels pretty garden.

Julia also helped remove flowers from the hotels pretty garden.

Con trail from the planes

Con trail from the planes

After we came home we all had lunch in the backyard as it was such a lovely day. During lunch the Roulettes flew low over our house twice, once one way and then they whizzed around and came back the other way. We were all screaming with delight. I could also hear the boys next door cheering and yelling. The whole street was alive with sounds and laughter at how amazing it was. Since we were out having lunch I have no pictures of this happening. Why not check out the great pictures the Blue Mountains Gazette captured, they have some excellent ones of the Roulettes.

I hope this helps you to visualize it if you were not there, and hope you enjoyed the pictures.

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