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Description	Touchdown during a sunny break between the showers. The famous Black Sheds just visible through the heat haze from the four Olympus engines
Date	7 September 1974
Source	http://www.airliners.net/photo/British-Aircraft-Corporation/Aerospatiale-BAC-Concorde/1804269/L/
Author	Steve Fitzgerald

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