Well you never heard it from me. Always people flying on my visits.
I leave the biscuit eating, tea drinking and chin wagging for those clock watching at work.

Sorry to hear about Gerry,s passing. To me he had been the conscience of the club for many years, and he always put the best interest of the club first, before expressing his views to the membership. He Never worried about upsetting individuals if it meant the club would progress in the direction he...

That looks more like my allotment.

I'm going to try and fly next week, weather permitting, can someone please send me a map of how to get to the field as its been so long since I was last down there.

Well Colin at this rate it will Easter before we get around to flying again.

I remember Arthur Gilbert, both through work and Flying. Last time I saw him we were both flying from the WIPL helipad on a Saturday afternoon. He was still flying a Junior 60, and quite happy to float around the sky. I had an Astro Hog at the time, and he kept telling me off, as he reckoned I was f...

Just returned from the field, I will not go on about the bloody wind, but who ever repaired the seats then it's a thank you from me. Great job.

Looking at the forecast, the answer is no.
I learnt to fly during a still week in May 1896. Don't think the wind has dropped since then.

Although I hate to admit it, I also have put a plane into the Wessex Water pond. After phoning them to open the gate there was no boat to reach the plane. So home I went to get my beach caster, several casts later the plane was recovered. It fell apart of course due to the water, but I got the engin...

That's their rhubarb stick sorted.

I thought the old Westland sports hall was used at one stage. But it's now Weston FC, and I have no idea if it's available.