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Jim Beasley
 Post subject: spring in winter
PostPosted: Sun Dec 22, 2013 9:18 pm 
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with our friends helping with global warming we had a great day to run the fighters. Andrew has pretty much figured out how to do a formation loop in his Mustang. Nice work. Jim

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Jerry O'Neill
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Awesome! All I did was drive my jeep around a bit!
Merry Christmas!

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Nice pics Jim, thank you for sharing :)

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Robbie Stuart
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Good stuff! Merry Christmas Jim.
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Awesome to have Mk.18s flying on both sides of the Pond, the week before Xmas.

With winter weather like this, there goes the last argument for living in Texas!

Happy holiday aviating,

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Nice!

I live on the other side of that weather front. Eight inches of snow with a half inch crust of ice from the freezing rain :D

No contest! You guys are having way more fun!!

Nice that you and Andrew were able to get those thoroughbreds out and through their paces.

Thanks for that Jim.

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So cool Jim! Nice to see you "back on the boards" as it were. We've got to get you and Andrew to come up here soon! Maybe when it's a little warmer. :wink:

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All I did was WATCH jerry drive his jeep around

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Flew a Stearman today for the first time since about 1992... Nice day for it here in SoCal!
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bdk wrote:
Flew a Stearman today for the first time since about 1992... Nice day for it here in SoCal!

Chino has great flying weather most of the year.
I remember the winter days that could get into the 80s.
We had the equivilant with temps approaching the 70 mark melting all of the 5 inches of white stuff that had fallen in the last week.
But it was good to get the Spit up for a couple flights to keep it excercised.
Jim even got a flight on the all powerful L-4 in between Spitfire flights.

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Looking at your weather just now, looks like you are back to global cooling again. You guys were wise to carpe diem, eh?

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