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Fuji Abound
4th Apr 2007, 22:19
It was a beautiful day today flying so where were all you lot? :confused:

BlueRobin
5th Apr 2007, 00:13
It was CAVOK night flying this evening. Where were you? :p

Captain Smithy
5th Apr 2007, 06:13
I was in bloody work!:sad:

Stuck in the factory all day. Boo. Hopefully flying this weekend though.

WALSue
5th Apr 2007, 06:22
In work myself and no doubt (knowing my luck) it will there will be blizzard conditions Saturday!

stiknruda
5th Apr 2007, 07:25
plummeting from 3000' inverted trying ever so hard to try and effect 1 1/2 spin recovery on a desired heading.... the other boys make it look so easy!:ugh: :ugh: :ugh: :ugh:

SkyHawk-N
5th Apr 2007, 07:32
A beautiful evening, and apart from my gliding colleagues it seemed I had the Norfolk skies all to myself. Looks like a great weekend coming up as well.

Zulu Alpha
5th Apr 2007, 08:14
plummeting from 2500' inverted effecting a 1 1/2 spin recovery perfectly on exactly the right heading....and much more.:) :)
Stik...Didn't hear you on the wireless old boy! Are you going to the icicle?

javelin
5th Apr 2007, 10:03
Gambolling over Whitby and finding a Tiger Moth to dogfight with - very pleasant :ok:

PompeyPaul
5th Apr 2007, 10:51
It's amazing how many weekdays have been warm and sunny, with the weekend being cloudy and incredibly windy.

BOO!!!!

east_sider
5th Apr 2007, 11:04
Too right about the wind - 4 weekends in a row its jinxed me! Mind you I'm just about ready for first solo and they're not going to let me up there unless its fairly calm...

BackPacker
5th Apr 2007, 11:13
east_sider, don't believe what you've been told about safety, not letting first solo students go up in conditions they can't handle and such. The only reason they do not let you go out on windy days is that you'll remember your first solo forever, and instructors know this. So they want the memory to be good. CAVOK and wind calm makes a perfect memory.

Sunday and Monday look good, at least where I am. Might be a bit windy though.

hobbit1983
5th Apr 2007, 14:48
I've been stuck on the ground due ear infection/cold....so have been catching up on my studies for IMC/ATPLS. Oh joy! Doesn't help that the view out of my window right now is showing clear skies too!

Pianorak
6th Apr 2007, 06:55
White Waltham - Bembridge - Turweston - White Waltham. Yes indeed, brilliant day's flying. :)

soay
6th Apr 2007, 10:08
Just got around to looking at my daughter's photos from Wednesday. We had our first family day out and here we are descending deadside for 02 at Caernarfon. The conditions were perfect and there was hardly any traffic.

http://www.mailclan.net/album/flying/DescendingDeadside.jpg

Phoenix09
6th Apr 2007, 16:49
I was flying over the Normandy beaches and then back to WW. :)

The American Cemetery overlooking Omaha Beach

http://www.phoenixworld.co.uk/Images/d4.jpg

A fantastic days flying. :)

Mad Girl
6th Apr 2007, 17:34
I've spent a couple of hours in a classroom doing Nav (with a very nice man) and then spent the rest of the day sitting in the sun watching OTHER people flying :sad: :sad: :sad: .

But the wx forecast for tomorrow is good :D :D :D ...so I should get a PPL lesson in, followed closely by a stress busting aeros session :) .

Dysonsphere
6th Apr 2007, 19:35
Id luv to be flying but this nasty thing called work gets in the way :{ :{

EGCC4284
6th Apr 2007, 23:28
A great day here at Barton. Another 2 hours in my book.

http://i39.photobucket.com/albums/e162/EGCC4284/GBBKYabouttotouch.jpg

EGCC4284
7th Apr 2007, 00:06
Good luck with you training. Bartons a great place.

Hour built there over the last 7 years in my shared aircraft.

http://www.kiloyankee.co.uk/

avidflyer
7th Apr 2007, 19:15
A quick trip down to Shobdon via Wrexham from Barton in the sunshine and back in time for lunch. Flat as a fluke at FL35 on the way down, true hands-off flying for minutes at a time - fantastic!

Aussie Andy
7th Apr 2007, 19:34
I flew to Bournemouth on Thu 4th - first time ever for a business meeting! Departure was delayed from Benson until around 11am as the poor vis stuck around longer there than most places; once above the inversion though it was gorgeous!

Took my business partners on a local jolly over the needles after our meeting, then video'd the cruise and landing back at Benson: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GG0g6Q_aFJg

Andy :-)