Apparently the A380s that come into Perth are not allowed to land unless the airport has DOUBLE the regular amount of crew working on the ground. Nice vid Ed, I go there occasionally too
G'day Dan, that is interesting to know. The plane enthusiast that we met at the platform informed us that the reason why there was a long delay in allowing A380's to land at Perth Airport was due to the number of air bridges that they require. Cheers mate.
Interesting Ed... I could sit there for hours watch these babies take off... handy info mate...as kids back in the 60s we used to venture into the Adelaide airport and check out the hangers holding DC-3s etc and such without any trouble what so ever..different now mate .. these viewing galleries are excellent Ed....~!!
G'day Butch, I remember back in the 60's and early 70's security was very lax in Australia and it was easy to get up close to the air craft. Then all our Australian airports got revamped in the 80's and 90''s and viewing got a lot more difficult. Thankfully, some airports are now building these public viewing platforms. Perth is about to build a second viewing platform on a different side of the airport. Cheers mate.
Ed you are a dead set legend and I gotta say I love your passion dealing with 39 degree heat to do what you love I so have to visit that place one day. I never get sick of plane spotting and nice to see the younger adults joining in too.
I live close to a major airport and sometimes I wish there was an observation deck like this over there so if I get bored one day I could just go over there and watch all the planes...and you're right Ed, those A380's are huge! I had the opportunity to fly in one of those when I went to London last year, and that thing is massive! Had like two decks and just huge wings! As we were speeding down the the runway to take off I was like "Come on baby, get up! Get up, baby! Come on baby, get up there!....Yeah!"
+evancortez2 G'day Evan, in 2008 I travelled on a A380 when I flew from Singapore to London. It is a very quiet aircraft. I love the plane. My understanding is that they don't make them anymore. All the airline companies are buying the new Dreamliner instead. Cheers mate.
Cool idea the viewing platform although ya sure picked the day to be going there...nice and warm. ha I have watched alot of planes having grown up next to a small country airfield. Used to enjoy watching them and I know it rubbed off on my father as he now builds and flies his own. So now the only way to see him is to visit his hanger where he seems to spend most of his time....don't blame him though...he has some real nice toys there. :-)
+rockingphil58 G'day Phil, A viewing platform at Heathrow Airport would be the absolute best. A plane arriving & taking off every 3 minutes. Here in Perth, our airport is not as busy. Cheers mate.
Close enough for hearing protection. I use to work from time to time at the airport here. I wore hearing protection all of the time. Especially for the military jets. How come you don't sweat? I would be totally drenched. Nice place.
VB Ed At our observation area they have ear plugs available, but they are not mandatory. I wear them though, don't want to lose what I have left. Not much shade at your observation area, deodorant or not, LOL
Warning, 1400 word monologue about my love of big machines, especially planes ahead (more of a diary entry for me so no expectation of the whole thing being read....) LOL apparently at Melbourne airport there's this little access road and a flat sort of cleared dirt area to stand right under the planes just before they touch down, I'm not sure if it's endorsed or how it got there but it's apparently enough for a mr whippy van or others to come whenever it's a nice day as many people go to watch the planes. The trouble for me is I'd happily be there despite the an hour and a half journey but there's no public transport and the skybus is like $20 a ticket or something. Don't have a license/car either due to a disability so that doesn't help, but I'm not complaining. So I resort to checking up the times at Avalon like 5km away and having a nice watch. Every time a plane takes off it's just like a miracle, as crazy as it sounds but it just amazes me how powerful hydrocarbons are to just race a plane down and take off. No wonder pilots fight over take off! I was shocked when at a local anti quarry meeting (I had to go lol, Katrina Rowntrey and her farmer husband are to be put out of business by it....) but anyway these generally greens leaning type actually really, really want the airport expanded, even to be international and take away as much market share from Tullamarine as possible. Probs because the tourist operators are so closely affiliated with this new koala foundation thingy campaigning the most I guess. But I was glad because you know now I can voice my views loud and proud, if I'm criticised I just say t, 'we need the jobs from greater tourism', which is weird as people pay a fortune to go where I basically take for granted.... It sounds nasty as those fires down the great ocean road are huge, devastating and petrifying but I haven't minded watching the big tankers come in for fire retardant I assume and sucking up sea water too at one stage I believe. I think the reason I love planes so much is it brings back memories of going on holidays, (ie going to stay at my uncles in perth summer holidays in high school lol....) and like for my whole life I've struggled to get excited over christmas and such, but going on a holiday is like this joyful experience like I'll look forward to it for so long before it and even if I sort of waste time where I go it's still exciting. I love having the oil price so low because it means you can get dirt cheap flights, than I just stay at people's houses and everything. The thing that freaks people out the most is altho I love trains, planes and if I'm really bored even trucks (wouldn't matter if I was really mad about a project I love trucks.....) but weirdest of all I am so obsessed with elevators it isn't funny, once again I can be dead against a proposal but if there's lifts I can access, which is obviously rare but I just wait for cleaners who leave doors open, like especially if there's a rooftop terrace (doesn't have to be anything there but a good view is a bonus) and I will needlessly go up and down from the basement car park over and over. As a kid on holidays it's all I did until I was exploring you know our accommodation is Singapore in this weird building with like multiple buildings in one and the security bloke thought I was lost, he led me past his control room and he had so, so many camera screens, so he thought I suspected he thought I was a bit crazy and I stopped. I always want to find every building and go up, especially if it's tall. I loved the marina bay sands in Signapore as altho you're restricted to a small area of the bar if you don't pay I could go up and down (then look at how high I went up) needlessly. Everyone thinks it's such a weird habit. I can hardly wait for the new woolies near me with a basement carpark and a store on top, as it's like my childhood dream to have that, there'd be no reason to go up as you just get on level ground but I'm gonna enjoy it. I think the reason is because I just have an obsession with anything electrical and it's just amazing to me how you can be carried up, I love renewable energy that much for just that reason virtually, the novelty of thinking that a solar panel or wind turbine moved me up, it's like the mystery of it as I did weeks of work experience ina refineries workshops seeing steam turbines and everything, it's just kind of like wel obviously it can generate heaps of power if electricity moves trains, but something's more mystical about wind turbines and especially solar panels as they don't move. I don't know what to think, I know this is a weird obsession but it's amazing how being moderately deprived of something keeps up a novelty. I should start filming lift videos like the americans do, still sad I can't be a lift technician/wind turbine tech *assuming it's one with a part lift, huge climbs fine so I can really know I'm getting up everyday for the machines I love. When people say isn't it amazing how we take electricity to lights for granted, I'm like meh going up a lift is experiencing electricity along with a simple yet intricate mechanical system as all it has to do is sway it to the side a bit. Anyway yes I love helping on a ultra slow (boring.....) tourist railway so I'm a train spotter officially, I love seeing the real stuff tho. Oh and I also love cranes, best until last huge ships yep. as a sailor (I sail out to watch the ships come in, as I meet the overseas pilots too so they've taught me a heck of a lot about them, some of them get pretty miserable from them but you know it's the going to port watching others come in they like too.... I will go to Melbourne happily to see that and I do. Ever since I got a warehousing job at port melbourne on holidays/study breaks where I could see some before/after and during movement. My Dad reckons being a spotter of anything like that is really weird but even he loves them when his near the big ships. I should make a career transition to driving a tugboat, would love that..... Or loading freight trains with grain, if I could find somewhere. But I have wanted to be a pilot from day one, broke my heart when I first found out from my Dad I couldn't, cried all the way from Queensland hugging my winnie the pooh, even on the way home but I'm still optimistic something will happen, can't fix my genetic eye condition but can always hope. Not so great to see automated trains in Queensland (wondering why last time I was there out along the lines to the coal terminals, of course they never honked when I signalled, because it was driverless lol. That was something I wanted from day one but mum told me from when I was like 3 as it'd be too devastating to find out I couldn't be a train driver any later! So yes, there's endless entertainment in life for me, I'm still young so who knows what's to come, hate to do a back in my day but once upon a time I got fresh air, just had to know exact location of every new house in town, had to spot anything big that moves. Unlike others I never bothered with video games, I'd even just sit beside the freeway with a truck spotter mate, also with a view of the trainline and airport of course. Nowadays I spend (waste...) my time on the internet too often still, all the missed opportunities, was upset at missing seeing the oil drill rig go back from the port at Geelong I believe back out to the bass strait, altho it will be drying up. Basically despite technically hating it I really wish oil was clean and renewable as a refinery also is like willy wonkas factory for me, so are car factories.... Loved watching the polymer production once a few years back on a tour, then it getting loaded, onto a train for melbourne.... OK I should end the monologue there lol my obsessions are weird and diverse, but if you don't find at least some huge things like planes exciting well you're taking everything for granted.....
G'day Alex, I don't know why people complain about living near airports underneath flight paths. I'd love to live near the airport and watch those spectacular machines of engineering fly over. That place in Melbourne sounds like an awesome place to visit and that Mr Whippy van has a great location. Cheers mate.
if you stand on the corner of guildford rd and wellman st in guildford at 5.30pm daily, the emirates plane will go directly over your head as it lands.
that guy in the green shirt doesnt know what he is talking about. every time i go out there he is there trying to give my mum some of his photos, also it is very easy to tell those 2 planes apart
G'day Ed, Yay Team ! Whacko ! That looks like a bloody great spot to practice your Duck-Shot, mate, with a good Hardwood Boomerang ; and see how all that High-Technology copes with a Tree-Strike 300 Ft up in the Sky... If you can hit that big Planeloadful of Arabs, then you could tell them that Stuffy brainwashed you with a crate of Cascade, and he forced you to do it for the Sake (Rice Whine..?) of Western CivicLiceInfestation...; I'm sure you could pull it off...? lol ;-p Ciao !
+WarblesOnALot G'day Warbles, don't give Stuffy any more crazy ideas. lol. You being a aviation enthusiast, you would love this viewing platform in Perth. You could sit there all day long as you listen to ABC News Radio. lol. Cheers mate.
VB Ed Do they have ABC Radio in Western Oz ; I thought it had long been declared an undesirable Unpatriotic Organisation, accused of acting contrary to the sacred interests of sustained Economic Growth, and that Gina Fartzrhinestones was donating a chain of Jamming-Stations to be deployed along the Border...? Other than that, it's kind of surprising that the (In)Suckurititty "Industry" allows anybody to "loiter" within Photographic-Range of any Runway..., these days...; maybe you should try going up there wearing a Khaftan and a Turban to wave a big Camera at the Hairygoplanes, you could get yourself a really interesting Video, if the SWAT Squad doesn't shoot you (?) ! Have a good one, ;-p Ciao !
Of course we have ABC News Radio here in WA. I listen to it every morning when I get up early and walk the dog. They were reporting this morning that Perth is the leading city with the use of solar power.
VB Ed Gina will be most displeased...; if she learns of this, all her FLI-FLO Worker-Bots will be prohibited from using you to process their Tax Returns as Contract-Flunkies...! You may yet have to eke out an existance merely by renting Rooms by the Hour to those "Therapists" (The-Rapists...?) who're busily fleecing the long-suffering Wives & Partners of those Absent Spouses (employed at grubbing in Gina's Hole) only ; instead of feeding on both sides of their Family Finances...? Do you get Radio National, or just News Radio ? Radio National is much more in-depth than News Radio...; but I think they kick you out of the Liberal/National Party if ever ASIO catches you listening to it...(?) ! ;-p Ciao !
What have you got against therapists such as Psychologists who try and talk people out of killing themselves, or Hypnotherapists who try help masochists who want to smoke themselves to death, Naturopaths who try and stop people killing themselves by eating processed rubbish and Massage Therapists who rub the backs of people with aches and pains ? Their moral fibre is more credible than medical specialists who extort thousands of dollars for their services without giving their clients any guarantee. I would have thought that someone who believes in Karmic Weather Fairies who dish out justice to city dwelling voters, and someone revered by local Aboriginal tribesmen would have more of an open mind when it comes complimentary natural medical practices ?
Sigmund Freud said, "Aeroplanes are just flying penisses" so that basically makes all male plane-spotters gay. Nothing wrong with that, of course but still... I like to spot planes, too, by the way ;-) the stronger the better! P.S. But seriously. Thumbs up for an interesting video, Ed! Enjoy plane-spotting while you can. I wouldn't be surprised if they closed it down, due to fear of terrorists. How easily could they shoot down a plane from there.
Sigmund Freud had some weird ideas Woggy. They are planning to build a second public viewing platform at Perth airport on another side. The threat of terrorism is real. I really hope that the authorities don't close these areas off. Cheers mate.
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Damn..this should be built to all airports
Apparently the A380s that come into Perth are not allowed to land unless the airport has DOUBLE the regular amount of crew working on the ground. Nice vid Ed, I go there occasionally too
G'day Dan, that is interesting to know. The plane enthusiast that we met at the platform informed us that the reason why there was a long delay in allowing A380's to land at Perth Airport was due to the number of air bridges that they require. Cheers mate.
Some interesting facts there Ed, cheer's mate!
G'day Roo, I always try and fill my out door adventure / travel videos with facts and trivia. Cheers mate.
That place looks beautiful Ed! Happy new year :)
Thanks Mae. Happy New Year to you also. Cheers.
Interesting Ed... I could sit there for hours watch these babies take off... handy info mate...as kids back in the 60s we used to venture into the Adelaide airport and check out the hangers holding DC-3s etc and such without any trouble what so ever..different now mate .. these viewing galleries are excellent Ed....~!!
G'day Butch, I remember back in the 60's and early 70's security was very lax in Australia and it was easy to get up close to the air craft. Then all our Australian airports got revamped in the 80's and 90''s and viewing got a lot more difficult. Thankfully, some airports are now building these public viewing platforms. Perth is about to build a second viewing platform on a different side of the airport. Cheers mate.
Very cool video and looked to be a great day to view. Happy new year to you!
G'day Paychonaut, it was a very hot day when we visited the Perth Viewing Platform at the airport. Happy New Year to you also. Cheers.
Ed you are a dead set legend and I gotta say I love your passion dealing with 39 degree heat to do what you love I so have to visit that place one day. I never get sick of plane spotting and nice to see the younger adults joining in too.
EXCELLENT , a great upload !
+Richard Ward Thanks Ritchie, cheers mate.
Someone should tell the silverhaired gentleman that a 737 cabin is 3x3. Up the front it's 2x2 in Business class.
I live close to a major airport and sometimes I wish there was an observation deck like this over there so if I get bored one day I could just go over there and watch all the planes...and you're right Ed, those A380's are huge! I had the opportunity to fly in one of those when I went to London last year, and that thing is massive! Had like two decks and just huge wings! As we were speeding down the the runway to take off I was like "Come on baby, get up! Get up, baby! Come on baby, get up there!....Yeah!"
+evancortez2 G'day Evan, in 2008 I travelled on a A380 when I flew from Singapore to London. It is a very quiet aircraft. I love the plane. My understanding is that they don't make them anymore. All the airline companies are buying the new Dreamliner instead. Cheers mate.
Cool idea the viewing platform although ya sure picked the day to be going there...nice and warm. ha
I have watched alot of planes having grown up next to a small country airfield. Used to enjoy watching them and I know it rubbed off on my father as he now builds and flies his own. So now the only way to see him is to visit his hanger where he seems to spend most of his time....don't blame him though...he has some real nice toys there. :-)
+undeadtrev G'day Trev, I've been informed that people that are into planes and aviation are "AIROSEXUALS". lol. Cheers mate.
lol....the mind boggles
That sounds relaxing to do. Planes are cool. And you have a great view of them, besides blocked views inside the terminal. :)
Awesome video mate! That spot is a beauty! LIKED :D
Thanks mate. That spot is going to get very over crowded when the Russian Antinov arrives in a few months from now. Cheers mate.
Will you be going to see it?
+Perth Plane Spotting there is a good chance I will.
I always like when the fighter jets fly over, i always tend to miss them though.
You have to be quick with fighter jets. By the time you realise that they are coming and run outside, they are already gone over. Cheers mate.
That green guy said on the boeing 737 has a 3 2 configuration its actually 3 3 configuration.
I take your word for it mate. I know fuck all about it. Cheers mate.
That is a great place to go Ed for Plane spotting mate
+rockingphil58 G'day Phil, A viewing platform at Heathrow Airport would be the absolute best. A plane arriving & taking off every 3 minutes. Here in Perth, our airport is not as busy. Cheers mate.
bellissimo video complimenti
Thank you for watching and commenting. Cheers.
awesome video, subscribed!
Thanks mate. Cheers.
Hi Mate we also have a viewing place her in Brisbane but not as good as this
G'day Silky, here in Perth they are about to build s second viewing platform on the other side. Cheers mate.
Nice place.
It's a great place to fill in time. Thanks Lynne.
Close enough for hearing protection. I use to work from time to time at the airport here. I wore hearing protection all of the time. Especially for the military jets. How come you don't sweat? I would be totally drenched. Nice place.
G'day Kelly, all the Tarmac workers at the airport wear ear muffs. I don't sweat because I wear good deodorant. Lol. Cheers mate.
VB Ed At our observation area they have ear plugs available, but they are not mandatory. I wear them though, don't want to lose what I have left. Not much shade at your observation area, deodorant or not, LOL
Looks good
G'day Classy Man, its s great place to fill in time.. Cheers mate.
Warning, 1400 word monologue about my love of big machines, especially planes ahead (more of a diary entry for me so no expectation of the whole thing being read....) LOL apparently at Melbourne airport there's this little access road and a flat sort of cleared dirt area to stand right under the planes just before they touch down, I'm not sure if it's endorsed or how it got there but it's apparently enough for a mr whippy van or others to come whenever it's a nice day as many people go to watch the planes. The trouble for me is I'd happily be there despite the an hour and a half journey but there's no public transport and the skybus is like $20 a ticket or something. Don't have a license/car either due to a disability so that doesn't help, but I'm not complaining. So I resort to checking up the times at Avalon like 5km away and having a nice watch. Every time a plane takes off it's just like a miracle, as crazy as it sounds but it just amazes me how powerful hydrocarbons are to just race a plane down and take off. No wonder pilots fight over take off! I was shocked when at a local anti quarry meeting (I had to go lol, Katrina Rowntrey and her farmer husband are to be put out of business by it....) but anyway these generally greens leaning type actually really, really want the airport expanded, even to be international and take away as much market share from Tullamarine as possible. Probs because the tourist operators are so closely affiliated with this new koala foundation thingy campaigning the most I guess. But I was glad because you know now I can voice my views loud and proud, if I'm criticised I just say t, 'we need the jobs from greater tourism', which is weird as people pay a fortune to go where I basically take for granted.... It sounds nasty as those fires down the great ocean road are huge, devastating and petrifying but I haven't minded watching the big tankers come in for fire retardant I assume and sucking up sea water too at one stage I believe. I think the reason I love planes so much is it brings back memories of going on holidays, (ie going to stay at my uncles in perth summer holidays in high school lol....) and like for my whole life I've struggled to get excited over christmas and such, but going on a holiday is like this joyful experience like I'll look forward to it for so long before it and even if I sort of waste time where I go it's still exciting. I love having the oil price so low because it means you can get dirt cheap flights, than I just stay at people's houses and everything. The thing that freaks people out the most is altho I love trains, planes and if I'm really bored even trucks (wouldn't matter if I was really mad about a project I love trucks.....) but weirdest of all I am so obsessed with elevators it isn't funny, once again I can be dead against a proposal but if there's lifts I can access, which is obviously rare but I just wait for cleaners who leave doors open, like especially if there's a rooftop terrace (doesn't have to be anything there but a good view is a bonus) and I will needlessly go up and down from the basement car park over and over. As a kid on holidays it's all I did until I was exploring you know our accommodation is Singapore in this weird building with like multiple buildings in one and the security bloke thought I was lost, he led me past his control room and he had so, so many camera screens, so he thought I suspected he thought I was a bit crazy and I stopped. I always want to find every building and go up, especially if it's tall. I loved the marina bay sands in Signapore as altho you're restricted to a small area of the bar if you don't pay I could go up and down (then look at how high I went up) needlessly. Everyone thinks it's such a weird habit. I can hardly wait for the new woolies near me with a basement carpark and a store on top, as it's like my childhood dream to have that, there'd be no reason to go up as you just get on level ground but I'm gonna enjoy it. I think the reason is because I just have an obsession with anything electrical and it's just amazing to me how you can be carried up, I love renewable energy that much for just that reason virtually, the novelty of thinking that a solar panel or wind turbine moved me up, it's like the mystery of it as I did weeks of work experience ina refineries workshops seeing steam turbines and everything, it's just kind of like wel obviously it can generate heaps of power if electricity moves trains, but something's more mystical about wind turbines and especially solar panels as they don't move. I don't know what to think, I know this is a weird obsession but it's amazing how being moderately deprived of something keeps up a novelty. I should start filming lift videos like the americans do, still sad I can't be a lift technician/wind turbine tech *assuming it's one with a part lift, huge climbs fine so I can really know I'm getting up everyday for the machines I love. When people say isn't it amazing how we take electricity to lights for granted, I'm like meh going up a lift is experiencing electricity along with a simple yet intricate mechanical system as all it has to do is sway it to the side a bit. Anyway yes I love helping on a ultra slow (boring.....) tourist railway so I'm a train spotter officially, I love seeing the real stuff tho. Oh and I also love cranes, best until last huge ships yep. as a sailor (I sail out to watch the ships come in, as I meet the overseas pilots too so they've taught me a heck of a lot about them, some of them get pretty miserable from them but you know it's the going to port watching others come in they like too.... I will go to Melbourne happily to see that and I do. Ever since I got a warehousing job at port melbourne on holidays/study breaks where I could see some before/after and during movement. My Dad reckons being a spotter of anything like that is really weird but even he loves them when his near the big ships. I should make a career transition to driving a tugboat, would love that..... Or loading freight trains with grain, if I could find somewhere. But I have wanted to be a pilot from day one, broke my heart when I first found out from my Dad I couldn't, cried all the way from Queensland hugging my winnie the pooh, even on the way home but I'm still optimistic something will happen, can't fix my genetic eye condition but can always hope. Not so great to see automated trains in Queensland (wondering why last time I was there out along the lines to the coal terminals, of course they never honked when I signalled, because it was driverless lol. That was something I wanted from day one but mum told me from when I was like 3 as it'd be too devastating to find out I couldn't be a train driver any later! So yes, there's endless entertainment in life for me, I'm still young so who knows what's to come, hate to do a back in my day but once upon a time I got fresh air, just had to know exact location of every new house in town, had to spot anything big that moves. Unlike others I never bothered with video games, I'd even just sit beside the freeway with a truck spotter mate, also with a view of the trainline and airport of course. Nowadays I spend (waste...) my time on the internet too often still, all the missed opportunities, was upset at missing seeing the oil drill rig go back from the port at Geelong I believe back out to the bass strait, altho it will be drying up. Basically despite technically hating it I really wish oil was clean and renewable as a refinery also is like willy wonkas factory for me, so are car factories.... Loved watching the polymer production once a few years back on a tour, then it getting loaded, onto a train for melbourne.... OK I should end the monologue there lol my obsessions are weird and diverse, but if you don't find at least some huge things like planes exciting well you're taking everything for granted.....
G'day Alex, I don't know why people complain about living near airports underneath flight paths. I'd love to live near the airport and watch those spectacular machines of engineering fly over. That place in Melbourne sounds like an awesome place to visit and that Mr Whippy van has a great location. Cheers mate.
LOL neither do I, but if the prices are lower all the better for me!
if you stand on the corner of guildford rd and wellman st in guildford at 5.30pm daily, the emirates plane will go directly over your head as it lands.
Thank you for that information. I'd love to live near the air port. The A380 is a relatively quiet plane . Thanks for watching and commenting. Cheers.
amazing how close you get
G'day Jeroen, closer the better. Cheers mate.
that guy in the green shirt doesnt know what he is talking about. every time i go out there he is there trying to give my mum some of his photos, also it is very easy to tell those 2 planes apart
Hahaha. I got the feeling that the guy in the green t shirt must live there. Lol. He is very friendly. Thanks for commenting.
I can say what type of plane I see in the sky from miles away
My Mobile App tells me what the planes are.
Is the 380 a big fokker up close Ed?
The A380 is a big fucker. I flew on it when I flew Singapore Airlines from Singapore to London back in 2008. Cheers mate.
I went here I love watching the planes and my favourite plane is qantas because it's Australia plane
Its a great place to go to simply fill in time. Cheers mate.
Thanks dude I might be going there tomorrow if your going tomorrow I hope I will see you there I sub and like
Is they toilet facilities
Been their got sun burn n the back of my legs.
That place is Sunburn Central. That shelter they have is useless.
G'day Ed,
Yay Team !
Whacko ! That looks like a bloody great spot to practice your Duck-Shot, mate, with a good Hardwood Boomerang ; and see how all that High-Technology copes with a Tree-Strike 300 Ft up in the Sky...
If you can hit that big Planeloadful of Arabs, then you could tell them that Stuffy brainwashed you with a crate of Cascade, and he forced you to do it for the Sake (Rice Whine..?) of Western CivicLiceInfestation...; I'm sure you could pull it off...?
lol
;-p
Ciao !
+WarblesOnALot G'day Warbles, don't give Stuffy any more crazy ideas. lol. You being a aviation enthusiast, you would love this viewing platform in Perth. You could sit there all day long as you listen to ABC News Radio. lol. Cheers mate.
VB Ed
Do they have ABC Radio in Western Oz ; I thought it had long been declared an undesirable Unpatriotic Organisation, accused of acting contrary to the sacred interests of sustained Economic Growth, and that Gina Fartzrhinestones was donating a chain of Jamming-Stations to be deployed along the Border...?
Other than that, it's kind of surprising that the (In)Suckurititty "Industry" allows anybody to "loiter" within Photographic-Range of any Runway..., these days...; maybe you should try going up there wearing a Khaftan and a Turban to wave a big Camera at the Hairygoplanes, you could get yourself a really interesting Video, if the SWAT Squad doesn't shoot you (?) !
Have a good one,
;-p
Ciao !
Of course we have ABC News Radio here in WA. I listen to it every morning when I get up early and walk the dog. They were reporting this morning that Perth is the leading city with the use of solar power.
VB Ed
Gina will be most displeased...; if she learns of this, all her FLI-FLO Worker-Bots will be prohibited from using you to process their Tax Returns as Contract-Flunkies...!
You may yet have to eke out an existance merely by renting Rooms by the Hour to those "Therapists" (The-Rapists...?) who're busily fleecing the long-suffering Wives & Partners of those Absent Spouses (employed at grubbing in Gina's Hole) only ; instead of feeding on both sides of their Family Finances...?
Do you get Radio National, or just News Radio ?
Radio National is much more in-depth than News Radio...; but I think they kick you out of the Liberal/National Party if ever ASIO catches you listening to it...(?) !
;-p
Ciao !
What have you got against therapists such as Psychologists who try and talk people out of killing themselves, or Hypnotherapists who try help masochists who want to smoke themselves to death, Naturopaths who try and stop people killing themselves by eating processed rubbish and Massage Therapists who rub the backs of people with aches and pains ? Their moral fibre is more credible than medical specialists who extort thousands of dollars for their services without giving their clients any guarantee.
I would have thought that someone who believes in Karmic Weather Fairies who dish out justice to city dwelling voters, and someone revered by local Aboriginal tribesmen would have more of an open mind when it comes complimentary natural medical practices ?
wow that is so cool Happy New Year,
+ingrid gott Happy New Year to you also Ingrid. thanks for watching.
today i went too the fucking beach, and it was soooo good
What an intro
Thanks mate.
Thanks mate.
gooday mate perth is fuckeeen hot aye
You need to do what I have done. I've purchased a $200 Clark Rubber swimming pool for my back yard. Cheers mate.
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+Yepi Games Thanks for the sub. I've subbed you back. Cheers.
Sigmund Freud said, "Aeroplanes are just flying penisses" so that basically makes all male plane-spotters gay. Nothing wrong with that, of course but still... I like to spot planes, too, by the way ;-) the stronger the better! P.S. But seriously. Thumbs up for an interesting video, Ed! Enjoy plane-spotting while you can. I wouldn't be surprised if they closed it down, due to fear of terrorists. How easily could they shoot down a plane from there.
Sigmund Freud had some weird ideas Woggy. They are planning to build a second public viewing platform at Perth airport on another side. The threat of terrorism is real. I really hope that the authorities don't close these areas off. Cheers mate.
+VB Ed With the 2nd viewing platform on the other side, the plane spotters can spot each other. That's a meta dimension :-) plane-spotter-spotting!
Excellent video! Interesting! I subscribed to your feed. I hope for reciprocity. Happy New Year. With new happiness! With new pleasures! With new achievements! Harmony and Peace to you! I wish you a million friends (subscribers who are watching your vidio) to your feed!
+Stanislav Grymblat Thank you very much. Happy New Year. thank you for your sub, I greatly appreciate it. I have subbed you back. Cheers mate.