Ohhhh Mr. Sandy Eggo

[Shiver]

So hows it going Kenny.

Havn't heard from you in a while and I'm sure a few of your friends in
this group have been wondering what your up to these days and how the
flying is going.

How's your little sidekick.

[Flyingmonk]

I hear he's pretty active in the "other" forum. I also hear that he
now has a J2.

The Monk

[Shiver]

> Flyingmonk > wrote:

> I hear he's pretty active in the "other" forum. I also hear that he
> now has a J2.

Oh I hate it when they move on to the "other" forum and leave
us newsgroup junkies behind in the dust.

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Flyingmonk wrote:
> I hear he's pretty active in the "other" forum. I also hear that he
> now has a J2.
>
> The Monk

What is the "other" forum? I have not seen Mr. Sandy Eggo flying is
gyro at all in the past few years.

[Flyingmonk]

Shiver wrote:
> > Flyingmonk > wrote:
>
> > I hear he's pretty active in the "other" forum. I also hear that he
> > now has a J2.
>
> Oh I hate it when they move on to the "other" forum and leave
> us newsgroup junkies behind in the dust.

:-))

The Monk

[Shiver]

> Kensandyeggo > wrote:

> Seems it takes a year to get everything straightened out after a
> 2,000 mile move.

Well it's good to hear from you again.... and talk about a shocker.

So what made you decide to make the move.

You'll have to update your photo page on your website.

[Steve R]

"Kensandyeggo" > wrote in message
oups.com...
> I'm still here. I moved to Charlotte, NC last year, bought the J-2 in
> North Little Rock and finally flew her here a few months ago to Goose
> Creek Airport outside Charlotte. She can cruise at over 100 m.p.h. if
> you don't care about the fuel burn. Mine is one of the few that has a
> 3-bladed Hartzell constant-speed prop on it.
>

Wow, southern California to North Carolina! That's got to be some kind of
culture shock! Traded earth quakes, land slides and wild fires for
hurricanes, huh? ;-) hehe

All the best in your new home & Fly Safe,
Steve R.