Aviation Research Group Orkney and Shetland (ARGOS)

15 May 2010 19:17 #1 by David Thompson
An interesting website with some good information on the local airfields and aviation memorials . Worth a look ; www.crashsiteorkney.com/index.htm

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15 May 2010 21:49 #2 by Paul Francis
Replied by Paul Francis on topic Aviation Research Group Orkney and Shetland (ARGOS)
Yes how interesting, note that there are pictures on the web site of mine, was not aware they had these!! Just shows that pictures on photobucket are in the public domain!

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16 May 2010 08:32 #3 by REF
Are photobucket photos on this 'opensource' agreement like the geograph website??? I didn't think they were. Nice of them to ask but at least they have credited you, even if it is as 'norwichpaul'!

Otherwise the website looks pretty good. I wonder if any of their members are on here??

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16 May 2010 09:03 #4 by Paul Francis
Replied by Paul Francis on topic Aviation Research Group Orkney and Shetland (ARGOS)
I agree the web site is really good, made me want to get back to the Orkneys.

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29 May 2010 12:18 #5 by Skeabrae
Hi guys, I'm new to this site but am a member of ARGOS! A group of us were up last week doing various surveys of buildings and crash sites a very good week was had.
Sorry Paul about them using your photos I did tell the administrator your name. If it is a problem just let me know and i will tell him to remove them.
Regards
Magnus

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29 May 2010 21:04 #6 by Paul Francis
Replied by Paul Francis on topic Aviation Research Group Orkney and Shetland (ARGOS)
Skeabrae, it is not a problem at all, but it would have been nice to have been asked, I have never refused!

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01 Jun 2010 18:46 #7 by Skeabrae
Hi Paul, i dont think the administrator knew your contact details at that time, but thankyou, and thankyou for taking these pics as there doesn't seem to be many about the Islands of the old buildings.
Regards
Magnus

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