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Le trip to Le Menez Hom
Fred:
Howdy everybody :)
Quick message, just to say that we had a ball! Great company, great craic, great wines!
Don't have the official numbers yet, but about 50 pilots battling the elements ( that was what we call Keith weather! No shortage of wind!)
Anyway, more later, now off to visit the D-Day sites, starting with Pegasus Bridge and the Horsa glider, Utah Beach etc etc.
then, one of my plane is going to be part of a museum collection, with a private visit etc ( see Falaise last year).
Fantastic holidays so far :)
Richard Boyd:
Sounds like your all having fun !!!!!! Keep us informed and fly low
Happy Days:
Great news Fred. :clap:
I think you’ve misunderstood the museums’ request though. It’s you they want for an exhibit, not the plane! :P :lol:
Er,…by the way, this thread is a little bit short in the picture department. So far we’ve only seen ONE! :evil:
Given that it was Frenchmen who invented both still photography, and moving photography I think you and your fellow countrymen are rather ‘letting your side down’, don’t you think! :wink:
Here, we’ve been experiencing a good ‘blow’ on the Big L as well. :D Lots of lift and loads of ballast needed. Yee Harrr!..... (That’s what I call real flying 8) )
Keith (Little)
mario:
Finally!
Some photos of the Menez event!!
a Seagull:
We also had some local food:
a Random guy was sleeping:
Airvent (from a c5)
Ronan sunglasses:
Some safety advices: (Still from a C5)
C5 Gear Stick:
Benoit's house:
And it was waaayyy too much for some old guy....
Tonight... Another restaurant! :)
Stay tuned for more exciting photos :)
Happy Days:
:lol: :lol: ( :clap: )
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