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February 5th 05, 02:11 AM
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Jay Honeck wrote:
After weeks of unrelenting, never-ending bad weather, with freezing rain, sleet, fog, snow, high winds, low visibility, and low ceilings, I decided to have the plane annualed early. I mean, what the heck -- the weather has been horrendous anyway, right? Why screw up summer and wait till June? Well, you guessed it. The last two days -- while my plane is in a million pieces on the shop floor -- have set records across the Midwest. ...Sunny skies... ...Light winds... ...Unlimited visibility... ...60 degrees... Augh! There is simply no justice! Same here in PA. Next time, how about giving us some warning when you plan to have your plane annualed? Matt 
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