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Hence, the use of a pickup truckBoudewijn van Oirschot wrote: But that is not allowed, you need to take distance from the fence when using it.
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. I hope you share some more with us. Enjoy your Holidays 
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and great weather 
and the southwests are pretty nice although for them they are boring but stil like the colours on the blue ones well done 
Nowadays it becomes harder to get great 'clean' shots around airports in the USA. Government and airport authorities are closing lots of spotting areas. It used to be way easier in the past and now, in 2010, it's still good, although it was better before.Caravelle wrote:Hello spotters,
I was there in 2008. Rented a pick up truck at the Dollar rental company.
We went to the local Home Depot (gamma) and bought bricks and wooden slats for just 10 Dollar.
You will also need some towels to prevent damage.
Then you will have your own tribune to take pictures over the fence.
No problem with the police and lots of locals must laugh.
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