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2023-11-17 18:11:00

Yana Troyanova is the star of the series “Olga”, the project “The Last Hero” and the films “Land of OZ”, “Volchok”, “Live” and many others. The actress has repeatedly spoken out once morest the current government, participated in protests and rallies in support of Alexei Navalny. After starting SVO, she moved abroad.

Journalist Ilya Ber commented on his new status in a conversation with MSK1.RU.

— I’m a little busy now, because no one warned me that they would be added to the list. But I’m glad I’m in good company! – said the MSK1.RU journalist.

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2023-11-17 20:09:00

“It’s a meeting that we can’t decide, it’s really a surprise. What is quite extraordinary is that this meeting was completely by chance, it almost did not happen”.

Michel Lacroix, a veterinarian from Genval who is also passionate regarding animal photography, still can’t believe it: however, the encounter he talks regarding is not from yesterday… but when you come face to face with a wolf, you don’t can’t believe his eyes!

“At the start, I check an observation site where I will see if there are any interesting animals to see in the country. I’m absolutely not going for such an animal… I see 2 birds of prey that I like (Editor’s note: including one in Limburg that he had already photographed at the time),” he remembers. “I’m not dressed in camouflage at all that day: I’m in shorts, completely visible, like a human being. I walk on the path. All of a sudden, I see, regarding twenty meters in front of me, a gray back walking around. ‘Ah, I’m going to take a photo of a deer.’ And then he raises his head: I see pointed red ears… ‘ah, a fox’. And there, there comes out some grass.”

And Michel Lacroix gets to the heart of his wonderful story: “All of a sudden, I see the appearance, I see the animal, no more doubt, it’s a wolf! And this wolf is walking along the path, 20 meters in front of me.”

“This is the chance of my life”

“I move slowly towards him. And then, little by little, he begins to cross the road once more, he returns to the path, he crosses this track. He turns around, he looks at me. Me, I am frozen, not at all camouflaged, right in the middle of the path and visible as anything, behind my camera. I trigger, I trigger, I trigger. I take photos saying to myself ‘this is the chance of my life, it’s really an extraordinary stroke of luck’.”

The friendly vet, whose office is located on rue de Rosières – at the top of the station near the “Peyo roundregarding” – has the art of recounting this improbable meeting, which took place in the heart of the summer, in Limburg.

We don’t miss a bit of his story. He continues: the young wolf, not very fearful at the moment (read below), “crosses the path, goes down the aisle. I say to myself ‘this is fantastic’. I think I’m calling my partner. At that moment, I see the foliage moving and there it comes out.”

“A state of incredible joy”

“We did a pretty fantastic photo shoot, it lasted regarding twenty minutes where this wolf came out and looked at me each time. He was staring at me,” testifies the man who was already fascinated by the wolf before this unforgettable tête-à-tête. “I was taking photos, photos, photos, I was machine-gunning. He went into the bushes and then came out on the path. This little game continued like that, because I was moving towards him slowly… he was moving away little by little while eating berries from the trees.”

“And then, at one point, because the magic stops: I no longer saw her, she came out 5 meters away, the safety distance was too short, she dove back into the shoulder, she disappeared into the corn… I felt that I had really had my reward, and I left for the car in a state of incredible joy. This is the meeting.” Fascinating.

Photo: Michel Lacroix ©Michel LacroixPhoto: Michel Lacroix ©Michel LacroixPhoto: Michel Lacroix ©Michel Lacroix
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2023-11-17 18:31:09

Attention pilots:  Tradewind FBO will be closed on Thursday, Nov. 23, for Thanksgiving. 100LL is available only during regular business hours. If you are needing fuel, call 806 293-4121. There is a call out fee for line technician to come out. Hope everyone has a great Thanksgiving 2023!!

FRIDAY: Two customers flew in from Huntsville for fuel, business, and later back to Huntsville in their Beech 200 King Air prop jet. A customer flew in from Marco Island, Florida for a quick turn on fuel, then flew to Las Vegas, Nevada in his Cessna 560 Citation V Ultra jet. A customer flew in from Wichita, Kansas, and Lubbock for touch and goes, fuel, and later flew to Phoenix, Arizona in his Mitsubishi MU-2 prop jet. Med-Trans flew to Lockney to pick up a patient, then flew to Lubbock and back in their Bell 407 jet helicopter.

SATURDAY: Two customers flew in from Dallas Addison for fuel, business, and later back to Addison in their Cessna 650 Citation III jet. A customer flew in from Houston and Austin for a quick turn on fuel, then flew to Pagosa Springs, Colorado and back to Houston in his Socata TBM 850 prop jet. Two customers flew in from Artesia, New Mexico in their Piper Cherokee 140 for fuel, and to spend the night. Micah Stark flew in from Deming, New Mexico in his Grumman Tiger for fuel, and to visit relatives in Quitaque. Eagle Med flew in from Amarillo to pick up a patient, then flew to Lubbock in their Beech King Air prop jet.

SUNDAY:  Two customers departed for Pratt, Kansas in their Piper Cherokee 140. Ronnie Robbins flew locally in his Piper Supercruiser. A customer flew to Graham in his Beech V-35B Bonanza. A customer flew in from Amarillo for fuel, pick up passengers, then flew to Pueblo, Colorado in his Piper Malibu, returning later in the day to drop off his passengers, fuel, then back to Amarillo. A customer flew in from Naples, Florida for a quick turn on fuel, then flew to Davis, California in his Cessna 525 Citation 2+ jet. A customer returned from Santa Fe and Moriarty, New Mexico in his Aerostar. A customer flew in from Lubbock for instrument approaches, and later back to Lubbock in his Beech A-36 Bonanza. A customer flew in from Las Cruces, New Mexico for fuel, then flew to Tulsa, Oklahoma in his Cessna 182 Skylane. A customer flew in from Amarillo for a touch and go, then back in his Piper Cherokee 180. A customer flew in from Amarillo for a touch and go, then back in his Cessna 172 Skyhawk. Ron Lowe flew locally in his Ercoupe. A customer flew in from Cotton Center for fuel, then flew to Canton in his Cessna 182 Skylane. A customer flew locally in his Bellanca Viking. Cody Williams flew a Bellanca Viking to Edmonson to leave for annual inspection.

MONDAY: Micah Stark departed for Albuquerque, New Mexico in his Grumman AA5 Tiger. A customer flew in from Bridgeport to pick up passengers, then flew to Mexico in his Aerostar. David Patterson flew to Lubbock in the Beech 58 Baron to leave for annual inspection. Mitch Probasco flew from Floydada to Lubbock to pick up David Patterson, then dropped him off here, then Mitch back to Floydada in his Cessna 205. A customer flew in from Portales, New Mexico for fuel, lunch, and later back to Portales in his Piper Cherokee 140. A customer flew to Santa Fe, New Mexico in his Aerostar.

TUESDAY: A customer flew in from Houston for a quick turn on fuel, then headed for Pagosa Springs, Colorado in his Socata TBM 850 prop jet. Barr Air Patrol flew in from Bartlesville, Oklahoma for fuel, then flew to Libby, New Mexico to pick up the pipeline to patrol, and later back to Bartlesville in their Cessna 182 Skylane. A customer returned from Levelland in his Piper Lance following annual inspection. A customer flew in from Colorado Springs, Colorado for fuel, then headed for Spicewood in his Decathlon. Dr. Bernhard Wolf returned from Bay City in his Bellanca Viking.

WEDNESDAY: Barry Harper flew in from Raton and Tucumcari, New Mexico for fuel, then flew to Uvalde in his Grumman Tiger. Three customers flew in from Phoenix, Arizona and Albuquerque, New Mexico for fuel, then flew to Grand Prairie in their Eurocopter AS-350 jet helicopter. A customer flew in from Grants, New Mexico for fuel, then flew to Gainesville in his Cessna 182 Skylane. A customer flew in from Benson, Arizona in his Cessna 172 Skyhawk for fuel, and to spend the night. A customer flew in from Aurora, Nebraska in his Pilatus PC-12 prop jet for fuel, and to spend the night.

THURSDAY: A customer departed for Aurora, Nebraska in his Pilatus PC-12 prop jet. A customer flew in from Nacogdoches for fuel, then flew to Durango, Colorado to pick up passengers, then back for fuel, then flew to Lufkin in his Cessna 210 Turbo Centurion. A customer flew in from Destin, Florida for a quick turn on fuel, then flew to Las Vegas, Nevada in his Socata TBM 700 prop jet. Two customers flew in from Orlando, Florida for a quick turn on fuel, then headed for Sacramento, California in their Beech 350 King Air prop jet. A customer departed for Guthrie, Oklahoma in his Cessna 172 Skyhawk. Jon Kuehler and Ryan Stevenson flew in from Amarillo for fuel, business, and later back to Amarillo in Jon’s Beech Bonanza.

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