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Morning 👋 well that was a bit more comfortable. Rob ( sometimes Robert across a crowded Pub) is still dozy but has a train to catch soon. Caught this DHL 777 on approach to EMA during the storm when lightning ⚡️ started. Nice cool start so enjoy your day... show more

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