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    RAF_Luton‏ @RAF_Luton Oct 31

    Photo of the Day: Flt Lt Casey Ryback has designed and built an environmentally friendly Tigermoth made entirely from oranges that runs on vegetable oil! The biodegradable design could revolutionise air travel as we know it. #COP26pic.twitter.com/adMEgHvfnp

    3:40 AM - 31 Oct 2021
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    • Rob Livermore Jalal Khan Ceefax ⠞⠓⠑⠉⠑ Exploring Curiosity 📷 Sue Marsden 💙 Paul Webb Elle Jay Kent McGuire Carter Blunt Kathy
    74 replies 148 retweets 1,171 likes
      1. Matt Stewart #KROENKEOUT #KSEOUT‏ @MachooAFC180 Oct 31
        Replying to @RAF_Luton

        Not bad for just the chef.

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      1. Nicola Jones‏ @nicolajones525 Oct 31
        Replying to @RAF_Luton

        Comes with the added bonus of a built in (healthy) snack for the pilot.

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      2. Da Skwire 💉 💉‏ @DaSkwire Oct 31
        Replying to @RAF_Luton

        Photo from a Cranberry?

        1 reply 1 retweet 76 likes
      3. Kate by the ocean  💜 🏊 🐰〓〓 🏴‍☠️ 🇪🇺 💚‏ @purpleswimbunny Oct 31
        Replying to @DaSkwire @RAF_Luton

        Underrated.😂👏👏👏

        0 replies 0 retweets 8 likes
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      2. Nick Serpell‏ @Hendasow Oct 31
        Replying to @RAF_Luton

        Is this the famous Flt Lt Casey "Ridgeback" Ryback who crashed a Sopwith Camel after pushing bananas into the carburettor in an effort to gain more height?

        1 reply 0 retweets 4 likes
      3. BuzzShiteYear‏ @BuzzShite Oct 31
        Replying to @Hendasow @RAF_Luton

        No, it's a completely different one.

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      1. Paul Seabrook‏ @SeabrookSeax Oct 31
        Replying to @RAF_Luton

        How so has he been "Tango'd"pic.twitter.com/iKs7ntmcpH

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      1. Fensterbanknörgler‏ @Fensterbanknoe1 Oct 31
        Replying to @RAF_Luton

        Even when it's mouldering it naturally can be used as camouflaged SAS support plane.

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      2. Darren Grayson‏ @darrengrayson Oct 31
        Replying to @RAF_Luton

        In-flight refuelling is achieved by converting it into a monoplane half-way to the destination by skilled wing walkers. Another great example of great British RAF ingenuity!

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      3. Francis Skyscape Photography‏ @FrancisSkyscape Oct 31
        Replying to @darrengrayson @RAF_Luton

        Do they convert it by eating one pair of wings? .... asking for a friend.

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