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It did have an interesting feature, though: The nose gear assembly was capable of “kneeling,” putting the airplane in a nose-low, tail-high attitude, allowing Furies to be placed very close together when parked nose-to-tail.
Source: https://www.aerotechnews.com/blog/2023/09/09/on-this-date-177/
Keep an eye out for 2-3cm-long caterpillars which have a grey body and a dark head with lengthy, white hairs, they say – especially those working in an “arrow-headed,” nose-to-tail formation on oak trees.
While working front of house at Michelin starred St. John - which pioneered the nose-to-tail food under head chef Fergus Henderson - Ms Ho met Mr Sinfield who was in the kitchen before he later followed her Down Under.