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Cool, go for it man! Good luck.I had my first flight when I was 5 years old in a C-195. I've had the itch to fly ever since, but life just got in the way. My goal is to start training in 2023...
Beautiful pics man! l chuckled at the pizza.some random pics from my personal stash:
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the above pic has special meaning to me. The gent on the left by the dutch door was my course mate, my brother. We lost him when the pilot of tusker 914 put the bird in the water and 3 men died. It still haunts me today. Rest easy my brother.
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Long mission north, up past resolute bay, north of the 74th parallel. Way past being able to use Mag.Beautiful pics man! l chuckled at the pizza.
Nice!Pics are cool, but what I really want to know is if you have ever flown up the Labrador coast, with a Labrador retriever, in a CH-113 Labrador, while drinking a cup of Labrador tea? Because, as far as I know, this could only be accomplished by a few people, all of whom would have to be Canadian. This could be your ticket into the Guinness book!
Labrador tea is disgusting. We made it on our survival course and I lost count of how many guys barfed their stomach contents with that disgusting liquid. My stomach is cast iron and even I could barely hold it down.Pics are cool, but what I really want to know is if you have ever flown up the Labrador coast, with a Labrador retriever, in a CH-113 Labrador, while drinking a cup of Labrador tea? Because, as far as I know, this could only be accomplished by a few people, all of whom would have to be Canadian. This could be your ticket into the Guinness book!