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Cabin fever anyone ?

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Peter:
Good to hear of all the flying activity. I got an hours flight yesterday with Jim at Kilakee - nice light breeze from the lake so oblique to the main slope but that suited us as the sun was low to the left.  I was flying the Eliminator, Jim his Osprey.  Floating weather.  Pretty cold but certainly not as much snow as Bill.  Too bad Alan - the good thing about wood models is that they are easily repaired.  Hope you get well soon Fred.

First day of Spring tomorrow!!

joe:
Looks like everyone is coming out of hibernation. Almost made it out on friday I think it was but had a sick little girl at home. Will have to wait until spring has sprung!

I'm sure you'll be back in the air soon Alan. Turbulence can be tricky especially with only a rudder and elevator.

Impressed with your commitment lads. That looks blood cold up north!

billscottni:
Hi Joe,
 Thought you were off on your travels again!

Couple more pics of the frozen North :cry:





Alan_Perse:
Almost looks like you are in the Antarctic in the first picture Bill  :D  :D

billscottni:
It felt like it Alan. Although once you got moving it wasn't bad. Wind chill was pretty bad on the hands. Wind meter was showing 12 -15mph which gives a windchill temp of -4C. Glad I had fishing gloves :D  :D  John was flying in his bare hands and still doing 15 min flights :shock:

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