Anderson Ed wrote:

I really do think about those wide open spaces as I fly over the Blue
ridge line and look down at all those rocks, ravines, gullies and
trees.  Back where I earned my Private license in Oklahoma you were
almost always above a suitable landing patch. Sigh!  Here, I most
recently got chastised by the airport hangar manager for running my
quite little 13B at full throttle outside my hangar. Just because he was
four hangars down and could not hear himself talk on the phone.. some
people.

Well, the traffic has slackened, the snow is still falling, my wife
reports 10" and no snow plow thru the subdivision, so doubtful my low
slung Honda Prelude could plow thru the snow piled at the entrance to
the subdivision by the snow plows.  But, food is gone, whiskey bottle
is  dry, women have all gone, so will throw myself into the howling
blizzard and mush home (or at least try).

signing off

Ed Anderson

Good luck Ed. Don't forget the matches and keep them dry.

Paul
 
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