Do we have any pilots on board. . .

[BamaE4U]

Just curious to know if we have any florists who also are pilots and love to fly.

Interesting article on Electric Planes/Gliders.

I am not a pilot, but fell in love with flying in small planes while on my last job.
Kathie would also love it.

I jumped out of a plane last summer, but would love to learn to fly.

I know Hangglide girl does her thing, anyone else?

 

[bloomz]

I had my own airplane for 6 years - here's a pic

I also got an Indian Glider Pilot License at Safdarjang Airport in New Delhi, India.

 

[keith]

Geeezz Jon

Is there any thing you have NOT done? And looked like George Harrison doing it?
I look and you post a reply on 4+ threads, do you actually have a life? Your WIFE called she would like you to spend an evenig with your OFFSPRING!!! (You may not have much time left at your age!

In awe at a humble (??) florist in the outback od Oregon.

Keith
Just a dumb Dentist who thought the answer was in FLOWERS!?

Keep at it it probably keeps you from marching down at the courthouse!
(You can tell them about the record the Loonies have down there)
Your freind,
Keith

 

[bloomz]

Keep at it it probably keeps you from marching down at the courthouse!

Did that back in the 60's - San Francisco Peace marches - Market Street to Haight/Ashbury.

The 60's - those wuz the daze...I'm just a fat grey haired florist these days.

Different buds these days.

OK I'm going to bed now, nite

 

[Missy]

Well, I love to fly, but not in the pilots seat! My sister runs a drop zone in South Jersey, but I have had no urge to jump out of a perfectly good airplane. Flying would be an expensive hobby these days!

 

[Victoria]

Did that back in the 60's - San Francisco Peace marches - Market Street to Haight/Ashbury.

The 60's - those wuz the daze...I'm just a fat grey haired florist these days.

Different buds these days.

OK I'm going to bed now, nite

Odd... the things that mattered then, matter now.

I'm glad for my history.

I love to fly... not a pilot though. And I have no reason to jump out of a perfectly good plane.

V

 

[Gilliland]

I flew recon (RB-57D) for my Uncle Sam back in the early 60's and private (Cessina 172) until I met my wife in the late 60's and she said she would never get in a plane with me, so that ended that. But I still get a hankering to get in the wild blue younder, there is nothing like it.

 

[bloomz]

My plane in the pic above was a 1953 Cessna 180, 34th one ever made with a Roberson STOL kit. Awesome plane, 160 mph 4 seater. I flew it all the time back and forth Portland to San Francisco (3 1/2 hours), once to Guadalajara Puerto Vallarta and Mazatlan and about 3 times to Abbotsford.

I ran it out of gas once AT NIGHT, in the Shasta Trinity mountains and that's quite a story, but no time today to tell it.

Suffice it to say, it is one of the things in my life that convinced me there is a God , and I have a guardian angel.

 

[Victoria]

My Dad was a fighter pilot with the RAF during WWII. He too loved to fly.

V

 

[floraldesignson99th]

fly girl

owned a cessna 140 and a beech bonanza in the 50's

let the license expire..........nothingsince