Actually if the fulminators had read the post carefully they would have noticed that the quick rent for flying was the provision on a two bedroomed/two bathroomed bungalow in Maun. Almost but not obviously not quite needless to say then that such a reward for flying would never be offered in reality. If it were though it would be rich remuneration of probably a tax avoidable nature in the hands of the pilot. Such a bungalow would enable the employee to bring his entire family with him and with two bathrooms you'd be able to sleep twelve quite comfortably. In fact you'd probably be able to offer a sleeping pad or two to some of the guys at Audi camp and thus keep them off the streets on their days off. Perhaps it takes a certain reduction in wittedness to refer to flying for hire or reward as a hobby. It's such hard work getting to an apogee along that route that such effort could never be a hobby. Those who find that at their momentary summit, the rewards are not sufficient, should perhaps investigate the possibility of a second job. There are always vacancies for gumshoes in the marital minefield which largely encompasses the suburbs of Hyde Park and Sandown in that great African city to the south. At the least this would open up serious possibilities for subserving the pleasures of flitting around aimlessly in aeroplanes in the swamps to the delights of black stocking blackmail whether of a pecuniary or bedroom nature.