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Perth on the First of July. (Read 3064 times)
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Re: Perth on the First of July.
Reply #45 - Jul 6th, 2018 at 11:17am
 
Carl D wrote on Jul 6th, 2018 at 11:12am:
Well, finally a fine day in Perth. Quite cold though.

Hey, Greg, do you get fed up with aircraft noise where you live in Vic Park? Had them going over in Rivervale nearly all day Wednesday from 10 in the morning until about 8 at night.

They took a break yesterday (returned to the main runway which we can still hear but it is nowhere near as bad)) now they're back flying over us again this morning.

We only get them when they use the shorter cross runway which they seem to like using on most Fridays for some reason and also during times when strong westerlies are blowing - like Wednesday.

Well, the third runway project has my approval because it'll be built further away from Belmont/Rivervale to the east of the existing main runway then they might be able to shut down the cross runway (except for emergencies) which puts the planes right over us.

Actually, I agree with a letter to our local paper a month or so back which said the entire Perth Airport should have been moved east of the Darling Range decades ago.


Quite chilly: about 4 degrees this morning, when I was on my way to work.

With the planes, they don't really bother me that much.

I haven't noticed any lately.

A while back, they were flying directly over my place on the weekends, when they were doing maintenance to the main runway.

I haven't heard any for a few months now, though.

I can imagine they'd get annoying if you had them overhead every day.
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