| | Thanks for those who responded. Most thought the plane was taking off because: 1.) The plane does not have landing flaps down and 2.) I left Graeme on the ground in Pagak and therefore he could only have taken a picture when taking off.
In response to that I'd say in this picture and at this angle it's pretty difficult to distinguish between 20 and 30 degrees flaps. I reread the article and I see it was a bit ambiguous as to what happened to Graeme after I dropped him off in Pagak. I actually did go back and pick him up, so he did catch me on takeoff and landing as you can see below.
The most significant difference, as Mathias suggested, is the dust, which you don't find when the plane is landing. So congratulations Mathias. Now who are you?
Continuing on the same theme I pose my next question: In this picture, is Snoopy taking off or landing?
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in the place we're relocating to. Looking forward to our visit.