Look what I found in the “treasure chest!” I work in a dental office here in Naples, Fla., and we have goodies that the young – and young-at-heart – can select as a prize after their appointment. Well, I found gliders of two wonderful World War II aircraft: the excellent fighter/ground attack Republic P-47 Thunderbolt from the United States, or, it was also known as the flying “Jug” … and the toy maker incorrectly calls it the F-47; and the underrated fighter the Hawker Hurricane from Great Britain and a workhorse of the Battle of Britain. I got this shot the early morning of Dec. 4, 2020. (Remember: Click on the small image for a bigger version – then click on that one for the full-size photo.)
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