Short Sunderland North Atlantic in winter by x7
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That looks fine.
Thank you very much.
I'm betting that the Short Sunderland did not have internal heating. The long-suffering crew were wrapped to their necks in sweaters, scarves, and outer winter wear. Imagine the navigator taking off his gloves to plot the course! I suppose they considered such conditions unavoidable and kept on going.
Splendid tribute to indomitable men!
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Respect for those who overcame many hardships...
I also never complain about flying boats or their crews- your piece is spectacular- the sea surface adds drama to the image. Have you thought of trying ice-flows as another approach to alleviate the monotony of lots of largely featureless water?
ps. The fuselage was probably not well sound-proofed either. Imagine hours on patrol...
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I can't help but think about the likely cold and noisy interior of the plane.