OK so it's neither a pixie or a landscape image so there may be limited interest, but for those that like pictures of aircraft, I found this one at the Monroe Airport on Tuesday.
The Tinker Belle is named after Tinker Air Force Base in Oklahoma.
This World War II Curtiss Wright C-46 Commando has 11 camels painted beneath its name. Each camel represents a successful trip this transport plane made over "the hump" of the Himalayas after the Japanese closed the Burma Road.
A little background on the aircraft:
Normal Crew of Four
Two Pratt & Whitney R-2800-51 Engines. Twin-row 18 cylinder Air-cooled Radials. 2,000 hp for Takeoff
10,000 lbs of Cargo or up to 50 Troops or 33 Stretchers
Max. Speed 270 mph @ 15,000 feet, Cruise Speed 183 mph
Climb to 10,000 ft in 17.4 minutes, Service Ceiling 27,600 ft, Length 76' 4", Height 21' 9", Wing Span 108' 1"
Max. Weight 56,000 lbs, Empty Weight 32,400 lbs.
Normal Range 1,200 miles, Maximum Range 3,150 miles, burns 150 gallons of fuel per hour.