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Old 23rd Dec 2014, 04:56
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Arrow Xmas Pressie for Members

Evening All,

As long as its ok with the mods, we have 75 of our 2015 HeliOps Calendars to give away to members here. Its easy to claim one. Just add onto this thread what you enjoy most about being involved in the helicopter industry - either civil or military.

Make your post then send me a PM with name or username and your postal address and will put a calendar in the mail for you. Just something to brighten up Xmas for you all.

Cheers.
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Old 23rd Dec 2014, 05:10
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Thanks Ned: lots of Christmas spirit around here, the responses will be interesting
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Old 23rd Dec 2014, 05:23
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what I enjoy most about being involved in the helicopter industry

The fact that I get to fly in the Alps every day now... the view from my office is unbeatable.
pic to follow...
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Old 23rd Dec 2014, 05:25
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Hmmmmmmmm
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Old 23rd Dec 2014, 05:37
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For me flying a heli is a stress reliever, makes all my problems disappear, unlike driving in traffic these days. Once had a busty lady say she would show me her hardware if I took her for a ride but I had my wife along with me that day. That was one day flying actually caused stress, needless to say.
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Old 23rd Dec 2014, 07:42
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Working with people who love what they're doing.
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Old 23rd Dec 2014, 07:54
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Flying at treetop level (literally) and blowing rainwater off the cherry trees in the most scenic part of Central Otago. (Even if I am only ballast)
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Old 23rd Dec 2014, 08:11
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"Only" being a private pilot, I'm not really involved in the heli industry. I only fly for fun, and being able to do so is one of the coolest things you can do in the world.

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Old 23rd Dec 2014, 08:19
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Being mildly irritated at others who have a greater wit than I.
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Old 23rd Dec 2014, 08:30
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Meeting and working with some of the most interesting people.
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Old 23rd Dec 2014, 08:36
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Moorland restoration work by load lifting bags of heather and gorse brash (13000 so far) onto the moors between Manchester and Sheffield to undo 200 years of acid rain !

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Old 23rd Dec 2014, 08:40
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Lifting out of a confined area… the more confined the better. Imagining Dominic Santini sat behind me, just as he was in my child imagination in the 80s, when I first ‘learned’ to fly. Then realising that I’m actually doing this for real. Gives me an internal glow that I can’t quite explain.
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Old 23rd Dec 2014, 09:06
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Flying over children and having their arms erupt into furious waving after you give them a little wave. It's quite humbling to think that used to me down there looking up at every helicopter I saw/heard dreaming about one day flying one.
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Old 23rd Dec 2014, 09:12
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Flying with passengers who are just as excited about flying as I am. Working with people who genuinely love what they do.
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Old 23rd Dec 2014, 10:13
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Hi,
different day, same position - totaly different view depending on weather, daylight, pollution.... and the freedom to move in three dimensions (well I do, there helicopter pilots around, who just move left and right, when they reach cruise altitude ;-))

Happy Christmas
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