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Ricketymaarten-sr wrote:why life dangerous stunts tricks six meters in heigh on a rickety ladder
It's possible ( not legal ) to work 10 meters high with this ladder, with Security Certificate ! At the Kaagbaan spot it wasn't possible without both feet at a higher level.maarten-sr wrote:while it is possible with both feet on the ground, see picture below caught by me 1 day before
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Shots Mark; here are some from the other end of the RWY 
. Should buy a higher ladder now.
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Interesting pic, how do you get to that spot where our fellow spotters are standing?4
And this was one of the results from that spot4
Ah thanks, are you allowed to stand there? Looks a bit restricted on Google EarthThat's on the corner of Beechavenue(Rozenburg)
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