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  Les Long working on his hand-built aircraft

  Black and white photograph of a man working beneath the wing of his hand-built aircraft. The airfield is most likely the Bernard Airport in Beaverton, Oregon, once considered the busiest non-commercial airport in the United States and famous for its hand built, amateur aircraft. Built on the site of a failed movie studio, the airport itself was replaced in 1969 by Beaverton Mall.
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  Hand-made airplane

  Black and white photograph (overexposed) of a handmade, single-engine airplane built by Les Long. The airfield is most likely the Bernard Airport in Beaverton, Oregon, once considered the busiest non-commercial airport in the United States and famous for its hand built, amateur aircraft. Built on the site of a failed movie studio, the airport itself was replaced in 1969 by Beaverton Mall.
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  Leslie Long's airplane

  A propeller airplane belonging to Leslie Long flies low over a field. Numerous old building are seen in the background.
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  Leslie Long's airplane

  A propeller airplane belonging to Leslie Long is taking off in a field. Some old building and a forested area are seen in the background.
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  Leslie Long's airplane front view

  Leslie Long's propeller airplane flying towards the camera. A front view of the plane in flight.
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  Leslie Long's airplane

  A propeller airplane, belonging to Leslie Long, in flight near a forested area.
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  Leslie Long's airplane

  Leslie Long's propeller airplane in flight with a forest in the background.
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  Leslie Long's airplane

  Leslie Long's propeller airplane in flight.