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AVweb readers continue to deliver the goods, even with a day off work and lots of distractions during the Independence Day holiday.  In honor of Fourth of July barbecues and fly-ins, we wanted to make this a holiday-weekend-themed edition of “POTW” — and it almost is, though we just had to squeeze in a photo of the Concorde making its way to NYC.  So microwave the last of your holiday leftovers, pull up a seat and check out these great “POTW” submissions from our readers.  Philip F. Curtiss, an AVweb hat is on the way for your striking photo of Miss Liberty!

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Copyright © Philip F. Curtiss
Used with permission of Philip F. Curtiss

“Our Lady of Liberty”
Philip F. Curtiss
of Gaylord, Michigan snapped this majestic shot
of the Statue of Liberty recently.  Perfect timing for a reminder that,
even though she’s closed to the public, Lady Liberty is still stunning from the air

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AVweb continues to receive a large number of excellent images for our POTW contest. Here are some of the runners-up. Click on the links below to view larger versions.

Used with permission of Rodney H. Bowers

“The Concorde Joins the Intrepid”
Rodney H. Bowers of Clearfield, Pennsylvania shares
“how they looked to a GA pilot from a Cessna 150 in the
uncontrolled Hudson River VFR Corridor airspace”
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Used with permission of Cash Traylor

“Close Race”
Cash Traylor of Allen, Texas captures this
“race for the barbecue” from a fly-in at the oldest
privately owned public-use airport in Texas
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To enter next week’s contest, click here.

A Reminder About Copyrights:  Please take a moment to consider the source of your image before submitting to our “Picture of the Week” contest.  If you did not take the photo yourself, ask yourself if you are indeed authorized to release publication rights to AVweb.  If you’re uncertain, consult thePOTW Rules orsend us an e-mail.

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