Good morning to all you who know of me and also to those that dont .
Remember I asked a few weeks ago about going flying in my friends plane
Well I went on Thursday I checked with my doctor who said it was ok for a hour long flight So Thursday morning I flew from Manchester to Carnarvon and back a total of just over 2 hours My it is diffrent than your big planes We flew at 2000 ft the allowed height at 100mph Was a bumpy ride along the Welsh hills but my PAF has behaved
Going again soon xx
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How how lovely Vonnie - I love flying and I think you struck the right balance, short flight and enjoy. It is very different isnβt. Great photo and what an adventure.
Sounds Awesome Vonnie. My brother got his pilotβs license when he was 16 and I went flying a few times with him (I was only 14 or 15). As a parent now I think back to what our parents would have been thinking. I wouldnβt let my young kids go flying with an inexperienced pilot π
Jealous as heck Vonnieruth. I made my first flight in a light aircraft (Ex RAF Auster A5 G-AJXC ) in about 1956 and found this plane a few years ago being restored. I have been promised a flight in it when it is finished.
Glad to hear you are OK. Your flight sounds very enjoyable.
My most memorable flight in a small aircraft was the week after the big storm of β87. Incredible sights of acres of flattened woodland over the South Downs.
It was an amazing experience also because the plane was a Tiger Moth Biplane.
It's a lovely experience isn't it. A friend took me up in his plane once. It must have been comforting that you had someone so experienced flying you. How many seats did it have?
Flown a couple of times in small sea planes which was very memorable. Also stunning balloon ride. So pleased I have done those things. Lovely to look back on. A/f coming and going but sort ofOK
How lovely for you Vonnie, babies are just adorable! When I'm out I'm quite obsessed with looking at them and also dogs.
My granddaughter has met the love of her life and tells us she'll have a baby when she's 28, 25 now and in last year at university. Then she wants to work in dentistry for a year. We can hardly wait!!!
Ha ha, well done Vonnie, now youβve done a small plane, have a go in a gyrocopter or hand glider lol
Done both,the low level stuff & I mean hedge hopping around castle Howard, was the biggest buzz yet, open cockpit, 70 mph but we were that low I was waving to walkers as we banked over, next time have a go on the controls, not that hard, love anything to do with flying!
Both my husband and I are single engine pilots and fly often. We have our own plane and have flown across the country a few times, as well as local flights for sight seeing. One of our favorite things to do is fly at 2K as they launch a rocket from Cape Canaveral, Fla. Such a different perspective! This has NEVER interfered with my Afib.
Wow, now your talking, watched spacex first heavy falcon launch & return of the booster rockets a couple of years back but to see it from the air must be out of this world lol
Lucky you. You dont get many new experiences at our age. I went from liverpool to Caernarfon with my stepson piloting. It was great relocating what i could see to what i knew on the ground. Landed. Went in to cafe and had a quick drink (non alcoholic )) and then came straight back to liverpool It was cold.
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