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Coming to Alabama
I'm about to start a few months working (for my current employer on temporary assignment) in the Montgomery area. Looks like I'll be in the US for periods of a few weeks at a time (then with a week or two back in Oz) between March and September. I'd like to try to make contact with any RV builders / flyers around central Alabama, to help while away the non-working hours. I'm happy to be a second pair of hands for someone so I don't lose those all important drill-deburr-dimple-rivet & repeat skills, or to just be extra ballast when you go flying.
I am an EAA member and I'll make contact with the local chapters when I get over there also. if anyone is interested please send me a PM. |
KEET (NW of Montgomery) has a very active EAA and RV community ... great GA airport! Let me know when you get here :)
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If I was tasked with the temporary assignment, I would start working on my employer to allow several days in Oshkosh the week of 20 July.
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We have a few RV's. Doesn't everyone? ;) |
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Dan, make sure Geoff is introduced to the fine art of southern BBQ appreciation. :)
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Geoff, you'll like 08A. Way back when, the FBO rules where I was learning to fly absolutely prohibited students from going to Wetumpka without their instructor. Word was the place was a hangout for ultralights, skydivers, antiques, Pitts drivers, crop dusters, drunks, and fools....and chances are they would all be in the air at the same time. Naturally, I based there as soon as I could afford a flying machine. Four decades have really tamed the place, but the spirit lives on. |
Be good to catch up with you at Oshkosh. Plenty of rain up at Mudgee, looking a treat. Catcha soon
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And thanks to everyone else, I appreciate all the nice warm responses. I'll start making further contact over the next week or so. BBQ sounds great too! |
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