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22nd May 2018, 05:06 PM #16
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Having seen Ian's planes in the flesh I can say that they are even more impressive than in the pix! There is no substitute for wrapping your hand around them and feeling the effortless way they go about their tasks.
I will look forward to getting my copy of AWR.
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PaulBushmiller;
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22nd May 2018, 06:42 PM #17
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Hmmm, not sure you'd say that if you'd been watching me the last coupe of days Bob, I made some really silly blunders! All recoverable, fortunately, but they shouldn't have happened. P'raps I was demonstrating how not to do it.....
Originally Posted by labr@
Yes, but you have the advantage of learning from someone who's a bloody good teacher
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