Guernsey

It sounds as if you have been going around in circles for years, you need to get your foot off that Right Rudder' Alan.

Hi Tom, welcome to the site. I haven't caught up with you for some time. How's things going at Truro Flats? Alan Marriette. (formerly Truro Flats)

My Cub must have been nylon because I used to climb one of its ladders to refuel. The sheer joy of it. Alan.

The story is true.....I have it on extremely reliable information direct from Merlin himself. Alan.

It depends where you are in the Adelaide area. Alan, Truro Flats.

Done

Congratulations, very professional, well done. Alan.

Looks good in its new colours and I am glad it is still flying, I really loved that little 150. Thanks for posting. Alan Marriette.

Welcome to the forum Clinton, not only are there some great flying people but we also have some great looking people on this site. I mean so say, who wouldn't fall in love with a cuddly thing like Brent. . Alan.

Hi Scott, are the photos you take copyright? Alan.

Slightly off topic, when my wife was nursing she asked a trainee nurse to give Mrs so and so this suppository; some time later she asked the trainee nurse if she had done so, to which she replied "yes, I gave it to her with her morning coffee". True story. Alan.

I was reffering to his new steel benches in his photos. (benchmark) Alan.

Well I think that Bex has a very good project 'benchmark'.....I know cause I saw it in his photos. Alan.

I've done casual spins on my wife's mobility scooter....it didn't bother me. Alan.

Count me in for a kit, I am very good with a hammer and nails. . Alan.

Hi Jean-Pierre, Where in Brittany do you fly from. I used to fly over Brittany regularly over 50 years ago when I lived in Guernsey (Les Isles de Normande). Alan Marriette.

Not sure, even a Google search didn't help, I guess I am a bit out of my depth answering this one. Alan.

Someone has obviously learned how to watch their P's and Q's. Alan.

Yes, I have walked on and driven on in a four wheeled vehicle 40 yrs or so ago but it must have been in drought conditions' I was driven by an experienced local not long after coming to Australia, also flown over the lake when in flood without floats or a life jacket. . Alan.

Just a thought, if I wanted to land on a salt lake just for the fun of it and became bogged, could I still claim damages from my insurance company??? Alan.

I would take the pilot's version of what happened with a very large pinch of Lake Eyre salt. Alan.

They are a very good and strong aircraft but I'm not sure of any that have finished up in Gumtrees, it is certainly worth a try but the recovery may be a bit difficulty. . Just a branch of Alan's sense of humour.

When I first met my wife I was roller skating quite fast around the rink and she was stopped in the middle with her friend; her eyes were fixed on me skating when she took off at high speed and accurately intercepted me, the impact was so great that we both fell in a heap on the floor.....and that's how we 'fell' in love. True Story. PS Had she been looking to the side of me, she may have married the guy behind me. Alan.

Stone the crows Neil I was so engrossed reading your post that even I panicked, fell off my chair, and nearly squashed my little Pomeranian dog. Don't worry though, I gave up flying two years ago. Alan.

Pilot seemed to be happier after he landed than when he was flying it. He could have smiled at the camera. Alan.