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  #61  
Old January 12th 05, 12:01 AM
Jon Kraus
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Jack,
You know it does become an obsession... I didn't start off to go to the
airport I just ended up there... How is your airplane search going?

Jon Kraus
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Jack Allison wrote:

Jon Kraus wrote:

My Mooney partner didn't get to go up today either... I did go out to
the airport today just to make sure my girl didn't need anything!! :-)


How come I can envision myself doing the same thing once I'm an owner?
Is it some sort of hopelessly incurable disease or something? No, wait,
I already know the answer to that one...probably something like going to
Oshkosh once then realizing you're stuck doing it the rest of your life
but for some strange reason, you really don't care and can 100% justify
the expense involved. :-)

At least it's looking like I'll get to go out for a couple more IA
lessons Thursday and Saturday. Whoo hoo, more hood time! Yes, I love
to look at the panel and work on my scan...all the while trying to hold
heading and altitude. It's fun...in a twisted sort of way.




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Old January 12th 05, 12:14 AM
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Have a giant elephant ear for me! Their bacon burgers are good too.

"Jon Kraus" wrote in message
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Good... I got a hundred dollar hamburger to eat in Matoon IL on

Saturday...

Jon Kraus
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Icebound wrote:

"Jon Kraus" wrote in message
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Here is our forcast for today in Indianapolis... A carbon copy of the

last
few weeks. I feel your pain Jay because it is the same as mine!! :-)

KIND 111347Z 111412 13007KT 2SM -SHRA BR SCT005 OVC012, TEMPO 1416
1/2SM -RA FG OVC005, FM1700 14006KT 2SM -SHRA BR OVC004, FM1900 21008KT
4SM -SHRA BR OVC007, FM0000 12006KT 4SM BR OVC007, TEMPO 0004 1/2SM -RA
FG, FM0400 16007KT 1/2SM -RA FG OVC020, TEMPO 0408 OVC007, FM0800

19012KT
2SM -RA BR OVC020, TEMPO 0812 OVC003



You and Jay will both be flying VFR on Friday, and probably through the
weekend.

IMHO








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Old January 12th 05, 12:16 AM
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"Icebound" wrote

You get yours on Thursday :-)

Get all your flying in, tomorrow.


Ssssshhh! I wasn't going to mention that, in the hope that it wouldn't come
to pass!

Really, all of this nice, blue sky is getting rather boring. I would like
to see a cloud, or two.g

When (not if) it comes, the thing that everyone can count on, is that it
will be around for a while. *That* is the trend for this year.
--
Jim in NC


  #64  
Old January 12th 05, 12:21 AM
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Ditto, hasn't been too bad in Beantown lately. Coupla storms but they've
come, done their business, and moved along. Not like last year, when the
winter seemed to go on into late June. I remember reading that some big
highs were stalled over Greenland and forming a wall trapping all the slop
on the East coast.

Thursday, huh? If that's the case you might hear me out there too, sniffing
for some actual in and out of BED, LWM, and BVY. Say "hi" if you hear a
Skyhawk 55D on the freq.

-cwk.

"Gary Drescher" wrote in message
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It's a beautiful clear day in Boston today. The forecast for Thursday sez
clouds and upper 50s; could be nice for practicing some actual instrument
approaches.

--Gary




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Old January 12th 05, 12:43 AM
Gary Drescher
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"Colin W Kingsbury" wrote in message
ink.net...

Ditto, hasn't been too bad in Beantown lately. Coupla storms but they've
come, done their business, and moved along. Not like last year, when the
winter seemed to go on into late June. I remember reading that some big
highs were stalled over Greenland and forming a wall trapping all the slop
on the East coast.

Thursday, huh? If that's the case you might hear me out there too,
sniffing
for some actual in and out of BED, LWM, and BVY. Say "hi" if you hear a
Skyhawk 55D on the freq.


Will do. Dunno yet what my tail sign will be.

--Gary


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Old January 12th 05, 12:56 AM
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In article . net,
"Colin W Kingsbury" wrote:

Ditto, hasn't been too bad in Beantown lately.


now, if I could only get rid of this )(*$@#$@ cold!

--
Bob Noel
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  #67  
Old January 12th 05, 12:59 AM
Jon Kraus
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Bacon Burger it is then... Yummm

Jon Kraus
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Steven Barnes wrote:

Have a giant elephant ear for me! Their bacon burgers are good too.

"Jon Kraus" wrote in message
...

Good... I got a hundred dollar hamburger to eat in Matoon IL on


Saturday...

Jon Kraus
PP-ASEL-IA
'79 Mooney 201 Triple43Hotel

Icebound wrote:


"Jon Kraus" wrote in message
. ..


Here is our forcast for today in Indianapolis... A carbon copy of the


last

few weeks. I feel your pain Jay because it is the same as mine!! :-)

KIND 111347Z 111412 13007KT 2SM -SHRA BR SCT005 OVC012, TEMPO 1416
1/2SM -RA FG OVC005, FM1700 14006KT 2SM -SHRA BR OVC004, FM1900 21008KT
4SM -SHRA BR OVC007, FM0000 12006KT 4SM BR OVC007, TEMPO 0004 1/2SM -RA
FG, FM0400 16007KT 1/2SM -RA FG OVC020, TEMPO 0408 OVC007, FM0800


19012KT

2SM -RA BR OVC020, TEMPO 0812 OVC003



You and Jay will both be flying VFR on Friday, and probably through the
weekend.

IMHO









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Old January 12th 05, 03:07 AM
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Got one here tonight Jay!


Cold, -15C, no wind, can see every star in the sky.

(New Brunswick , Canada... (East Coast) )

I have been up nights like this... 10K and You can see for
freaking miles.

And at -15C our little Cessna 172 goes up like a homesick
angel (well. relative speaking of course)

Did get 1200 fpm one night with 1/2 tanks & little 'ole
me.....

Dave


On Tue, 11 Jan 2005 13:52:32 GMT, "Jay Honeck"
wrote:

North Central Illinois is no better. Blizzards, low ceilings, low
visibility, and freezing rain. It's been an interesting couple of weeks
since Christmas. The forecast is for several more days of rain and
overcast with temps in the 30's. Ugh!


That's our forecast too -- followed by temperatures plummeting to well below
zero.

Right now, though, cold sounds pretty good. I'll happily take one of those
big ol' Canadian high pressure systems, one of those real hum-dingers,
with -20 degree temps but light winds and crystal clear blue skies.

Heck, I've got a good heater, and anything beats freezing fog and rain!


  #69  
Old January 12th 05, 03:09 AM
Dave
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Go hmmmmmmmmmmmmmm in the right tunes...

Think "music chords" Jay!

D.

On Tue, 11 Jan 2005 08:32:34 -0500, Peter R.
wrote:

Jay Honeck ) wrote:

Anyone else got the winter blues?


In Central NY State we haven't seen the sun in about six weeks. Talk
about the blues...

E E7 E E7 A A7 A A7



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Old January 12th 05, 04:14 AM
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Boy, you know how to start a thread ;-)

It's been pretty crappy here in Minden, NV, too.
Lots of snow and cold weather.
I'm hoping to get airborn this week, though.

Adam
N7966L
Beech Super III


 




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