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The BFD. View From Your Window Book Prize choice.

Yesterday’s historical photo was of a Short Sunderland MR5 Flying Boat flying over the Auckland Harbour Bridge during its construction in 1958. The navigational span can be seen under construction. The Flying boat was ex WWII Royal Air Force, refurbished and put back into service by the RNZAF at Hobsonville and later in Squadron 5 Auckland-Fiji, until being scrapped in 1967.

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