@iancaesar427 that was the second time time I did the bungees. First time I had help. Recently two mates did the bungees on their Beagle Terrier. They had it all done in a few hours - not bad for a couple of blokes who’d never done Auster Bungees before.

@@AusterJ4 I've seen the tool you can hire to do the job and the whole thing looked like a pain. Mine are not in despirate need of changing but getting there. The idea of an engine hoist is genius.

Sorry to hear that. I hope you’ve been able to get back on your feet in the last 4 years.

Hi Andrea, yes that is a Scott 3200. Sorry I don’t know whether an STC for the Scott 3200 on the Chief exists.

It has a Don Swords STC’d C-85 with O-200 crank, rods & pistons

Indeed. When we all dressed in our Sunday Best to go flying

It almost looked like the other aircraft flew in between the 4 cranes at the terminal area.

@@dapto234 We were about 1500 feet above ground. The other plane could have been a 1000 feet below us. It’s also a convenient place for students to practice forced landings.

I’d like to claim the idea,but unfortunately it’s not mine. I was given the idea by a friend and only modified it.

Thank you Rohit Ghosh. Each days image was downloaded from the NASA FIRMS website, (check the description for links), a transparent background overlay gives the major place names. All the images were then turned into a video using iMovie. The month at a time views at the end are also downloaded from FIRMS, Except the full September to December image which was edited by hand in GIMP.

Thanks

I'm afraid I'm not knowledgeable enough to comment. I'm sure there will be plenty of 'Monday Quarterbacking' when its all said and done.

More like scary - and it still isn't over!

Lining Song Tell you know-who he is smart enough to figure that out himself

Lining Song They’re Masked Plovers (Lapwing). They won’t stop until the Chicks leave the nest.

@@AusterJ4 Thank you Don for answering my son's question! :) They were using my computer just now.

Fantastic to know that CRR is partly responsible for you learning to fly. I was lucky enough to buy CRR from Eric’s estate. Eric bought CRR before I was born and owned and flew it for over 40 years. I would love to know more about your experiences with Eric and CRR.