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Re: Not raining but its too hot now - Millietant - 03-08-16
(03-08-16, 12:08 AM)fazersharp link Wrote: [quote author=Millietant link=topic=20619.msg238563#msg238563 date=1470178960]I am with you 100% on that one.
basic, with no inside pocket and generally no outside pockets either - I am an old fart, but I like to have somewhere handy for keys, phones, coins, spare ear plugs etc.
Do you fly out of bruntingthorpe in that copter of yours
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Nope, Leicester (near Oadby), not been out in a while as I've been in the USA quite a bit and now it's getting its annual inspection/service (cheaper to bloody service a Rolls Royce I'd guess!!) so it's just sitting in the heli hangar.
The airfield has a cafe in the club house open to the public and they welcome bike riders - there's usually a bit going on most days so it's interesting look out while having a cuppa (cafe is on the first floor, under the "control tower") - especially when student pilots are doing low level manoeuvre training in the choppers ?.
Re: Not raining but its too hot now - fazersharp - 03-08-16
(03-08-16, 12:37 AM)Millietant link Wrote: [quote author=fazersharp link=topic=20619.msg238564#msg238564 date=1470179318]I am with you 100% on that one.
[quote author=Millietant link=topic=20619.msg238563#msg238563 date=1470178960]
basic, with no inside pocket and generally no outside pockets either - I am an old fart, but I like to have somewhere handy for keys, phones, coins, spare ear plugs etc.
Do you fly out of bruntingthorpe in that copter of yours
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Nope, Leicester (near Oadby), not been out in a while as I've been in the USA quite a bit and now it's getting its annual inspection/service (cheaper to bloody service a Rolls Royce I'd guess!!) so it's just sitting in the heli hangar.
The airfield has a cafe in the club house open to the public and they welcome bike riders - there's usually a bit going on most days so it's interesting look out while having a cuppa (cafe is on the first floor, under the "control tower") - especially when student pilots are doing low level manoeuvre training in the choppers ?.
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Stoughton then - about 20 mins away for me (with no traffic)