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Old 28th Apr 2012, 09:04
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Thanks David,

Surprised this doesn't appear to be on Mel's list!

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Old 28th Apr 2012, 09:46
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Playground open.

Pushers?
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Old 28th Apr 2012, 09:53
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They are indeed pushers
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Old 28th Apr 2012, 10:25
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Am I right to be looking for single-engine?
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Old 28th Apr 2012, 10:32
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Yes, a 60 HP engine by the same manufacturer as the airframe
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Old 28th Apr 2012, 10:34
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Then possibly the Wright Model H.
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Old 28th Apr 2012, 10:42
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Very similar, (W)right manufacturer, but not the Model H, this one also had a nickname!
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Old 28th Apr 2012, 10:45
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The F then - Tin Cow.
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Old 28th Apr 2012, 10:47
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Wright on mate; the Wright Model F Tin Cow



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Old 28th Apr 2012, 10:49
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Thanks TC.

Are you at work ?

Shall we stay old ? (the aeroplanes I mean.....)

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Old 28th Apr 2012, 10:52
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Just leaving, had an early start, back on-line in about and hour
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I have to go for an hour as well.
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Old 28th Apr 2012, 13:29
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back on-line in about and hour
Methinks you have lost computerybob lekrickery..........
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Old 28th Apr 2012, 13:31
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You're slipping mate.

Right at the bottom...

http://www.pprune.org/aviation-histo...lenge-396.html

The Avro 558 from earlier. Best make it open house. Cheers.



(PS : Thanks for the bottle of Red earlier. )
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Old 28th Apr 2012, 13:33
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Evening Mate.

Bugger - I did look.............

Throw sumfin' up mate - anything!

Glad you liked the red.
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Old 28th Apr 2012, 13:39
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Do you eat those Cornish pasty things? In all the papers here, they're gonna get expensive?
(Just meat and veg in pastry folded over and baked?)

Sounds like the barbecued chicken saga when they bought in the GST here.

Sorry, heading to bed now.
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Old 28th Apr 2012, 13:41
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Do you eat Cornish pasty things?
Yep - I'm half Cornish and was brought up on them.

Wanna know the history?
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Old 28th Apr 2012, 13:42
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Sure. I got a few minutes.
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Old 28th Apr 2012, 13:46
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My mother was good at them, and her mother before that.

Originally conceived for Cornish tin miners who spent the day underground.

The real thing is in two halves sepaarted by pastry. One half is savoury and the other half if for second course ie a pudding/sweet.

The savoury should be beef, potato, and chopped onion.

The sweet was something like an apple pie or such.
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Thanks for the history.
We have pasties here, which are mince and mixed vegies. But they're nowhere near as popular as meat pies.

Actually, I have this....

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