demon wrote:so I am here to stay with you guys
happy flying and happy forum fun guys 024

Phew - that's a relief.

...Monday I managed to pass a 503 with 354 hours on the clock - not without a fight though , Things are cooking now Mike and lawers, and Neil from aeroclub paid CAA a visit and it seems as if there is light in the tunnel - a week or so and we can breathe again , Hey this is welcome news - so far !!...

...Then discovered that when the urge to smoke hit really hard, all I had to do was stick a pencil or pen or something round between my fag holding fingers and as if by magic the urge disappeared. You are onto something here like mind over matter.. I gave up about 18 years ago and found that I need...

Hi Blue Angel, get them both- you won't be disappointed.

Regards.

Congratulations and well done to all of you.

Regards.

what an awesome awesome adventure dad! what an inspiration to just 'DO'! fly high and njoy! Ur children love and adore u xoxox :wink: Welcome to the Forum - what a cool first posting. You're obviously proud of your "old man" and that's great !! Yes we're all enjoying Part III out now. Regards.

grostek wrote:Wonderful story Dave.

Thanks for sharing it with us.

Thanks Dave..

Thanks Damien, will do as you suggest.

Happy flying. :D

With or without floats, very smart lines - beautiful indeed !!!

Hello Damien, I really enjoyed the incredible footage from this trip, thanks for sharing this with us !! I downloaded the smaller windows version - I got just under 90 Mb and it stops playing after 8 mins, I see it should be about 11 mins in length. Is there a glitch or do I have a loose nut behind ...

Great story (thus far) Dave, good luck with the rest of the journey and look forward to the next chapter.

One for me please Demon, internet payment with "ACE" as reference. I will meet up with you or Trixie sometime and get it then.

Regards.

BAD NAV wrote:... a once thriving and wealthy country....

Too true,

In a week's time my Church is sending over 120 food parcels to some "sister" churches in Harare and Bulawayo.

RIP Ian Smith,

your heart must have broken to see the breadbasket economy of the country be reduced to a begging bowl.

Yes very sad indeed - I query the so-called "strategy". I also saw a 747 (Classic ??) parked next to Denel - the multicoloured one that was done up for the Qlympic Games in Atlanta years ago, going vrot in the sun. Ah well.................

Jislaaik - ICEMAN

Many happy returns for the day Demon.

Charles.