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Latest revision as of 14:44, 25 April 2011
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Cave Entrance - Yallingup, WA
One of the original Hypars - constructed in five days in late 1971
Air Force Association Museum, Perth, WA
Hypar construction - Referred to by Lew as a 'Tin Tent' as it rustled in the wind.
Mt Newman Hypar
Another Hypar constructed 1972. Built as a sports stand and changing facility. Survived a few Cyclones...
Models
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