A Few Videos I Took A Little Over A Month Ago And Put Together From My Ride In Our Museum’s WWII TBM

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Hello everyone. I'm gonna say right off the bat and say that this money is for both me and my boyfriend. We've been planning for some time now to move to Canada so we can start our new life together, and we believe that now is a good time to start. In recent weeks, my mother has been hounding me...

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Our WWII TBM Avenger torpedo bomber flying over while our Jeep fires blanks at the “bogey” from a .50 caliber. The “blanks” are a mixture of oxygen and propane being burned in rapid, short bursts to replicate how it would fire if active.

Gives u a banan

Aww, thank you!

Finally decided to try out my new sketchbook I got way back at Christmas so I drew the boxing eagle mascot for a WWII fighter squadron. Turned out pretty good, even if I did have some problems with the legs...

This is what I love about being a pilot, the beautiful views I get while flying along the river and being able to watch the sunset reflecting off the cliffs and the water.

I know it doesn't really fit with my blog but I really liked this picture I took while riding in an old WWII torpedo bomber that was flying in formation with a B-25J Mitchell. Thought maybe someone else would like to see it too

How many bits do you make a year?

Currently at corporal, and with the bonus from being Luna's secretary, I make about 60,000 bits a year.

Welcome!

Welcome to the new tumblr ask blog for Swing Rhythm and the many other characters featured in The Rhythm of Love.

One item I don’t show off much in my collection, mostly due to the feelings against anything Confederate in the last year, is an unissued Southern Cross of Honor. The SCH was essentially the South’s version of the Medal of Honor (which originated in the Civil War). The SCH though was never actually awarded during the Civil War, instead the first was awarded in 1900 by the United Daughters of the Confederacy who created the award and was given to Southern veterans in recognition of loyal, honorable service to the South. I picked this one up at a flea market last summer for $7 and took it to a guy I know who said it’s worth around $250 as is. A named one will typically sell for around $300-$750 depending on who it was awarded to and what battles they participated in.

Swing, have you ever heard of the Andrew sisters? I'm hoping so

Of course! Here in Equestria we've got a similar trio who go around performing. They're also a personal favorite of Princess Celestia but you didn't hear it from me.