Ohakea Gate Guard
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11 12 January 2023, 05:32
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I feel bad for the guy who has to sit in there day after day so tourists can snap pictures. 😄 I wonder if there are any 1:48 pigeons available to perch on the wings?
12 January 2023, 19:30
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My depiction of NZ 5772 which now guards the main gate at RNZAF Base Ohakea after it was retired from active service in the early 70s.